On the hook if something breaks during its life.

The plumber went on to suggest that in order to avoid problems in the future they needed to cut out the pipe remove the rocks the sewer auger could not break and replace the pipe and this was going to cost me $4,350.

Airdna shows yearly predicted income for the address of 111k, and it looks like our yearly costs to break even on the property would run about 38k all in for mortgage, insurance, taxes, utilities, maintenance, etc. 

This may be one of the toughest markets to break into.

I would think that if the door came down hard enough to break the glass, then a spring broke.

It's a brick townhouse.I feel like capex will make or break this deal, if monthly expenses stay about 50% its a nice 12% COC return but if things go south a bit, say 60% monthly expenses, COC will drop to 7% And it's a matter of $100 bucks a month in estimations.

All the DF people want a beach escape house that can give them a break from concrete jungle.

Took inspection report sent it to a virtual assistant (I didn’t have time at that time) to break the items in the inspection into a few categories for example Electrical, potential water issues, tenant safety, then cosmetics.

Curious about folks thoughts on buying points to get a super low rate, vs keeping closing costs low and going for a higher rate to break even faster.

Tenants can make or break a deal, terrible tenants can drive you mad!