It's down to $50/door per month, a meager $6k/month, but remember, you haven't spent a penny to make that money.

Adding flooring was a no go as it's basically impossible to come out right.Almost finished product, just missing another coating on the treads of polyurethane.

I'm hemorrhaging cash right now and am trying to see where I can squeeze a few pennies to keep the bleed down.  

But the first thing a stucco contractor does is apply a 'bond breaker' between the substrate walls and stucco scratch coat.

A good PM is worth every penny.

If your tenant moves, chances are you'll still need to give it a fresh coat of paint all over again to have the rental ready for your new tenant.

In order to improve adhesion of this wall paint when I renovate a new acquisition, I use multiple coats of Kilz2 water-based primer or Kilz Original oil-based primer under this paint.

@Maxxwell Crowley not the cheapest, but could be worth every penny if the person is efficient and they don't gouge you with extra fees.

If the rent is outside their range then they shouldn't be looking at units asking for rent outside what they're willing to pay.I've sugar coated my response to them when face to face but by then I've already decided that I wouldn't move forward with them even if they wanted to.  

QuickBooks has a class feature that allows you to keep track of every penny you make on your rental units and how much money you spent on each rental unit and then some, any time of the day, minute, year, month.