When I joined a brokerage they of course wanted me to do floor time, I was on the schedule for two months, one evening a week.

I routinely buy great properties from burnt out owner/landlords.If I were managing them myself, I would not own any rentals.I am always open to ideas/opportunities that create better returns.Thanks for starting this thread.

It's my 200% commitment and focus and I will do everything to stay on schedule/budget to make this a truly successful endeavor of self-sufficient income and long-term financial security.Thanks to everyone so far for your support and encouraging words, and thank you in advance for everyone who still is to come!

I simply have to make it work, I can't have someone else dictating my schedule (except my wife...)Good luck with your endevours.

We expect that prices will rise in accordance with the regeneration schedule as wellas the generally rising UK property market.?

Neither has called me back to schedule an appointment and I'm on a timeline.

Maintenance was estimated at $1.10/SF and I used a 6% vacancy rate:Gross Scheduled Income $71,280Vacancy Allowance* ($4,276)Gross Operating Income $67,004Operating Expenses: Property Management ($7,128) 10% Gross Monthly Rent New Tenant Fee/yr ($2,970) ½ Month Rent per unit Property Taxes ($6,645) Insurance ($5,698) Maintenance* ($5,322) Trash Removal ($1,896)____________________Net operating Income $37,345All units have independent wells and electric meters.

Whether tonight goes well or not, I'll schedule viewings soon.As of right now, I know the Westnedge property had a new boiler put in just about a month ago, and the Woodward property has separate furnaces for each unit which have been replaced within the last 10 years.I have driven the neighborhoods.

In our county (Cache, Utah), all properties (45K parcels) are reassessed every 5 years with land and improvements on a staggered schedule so I would think a ER for the area would be impossible.

We both work full-time with our careers, so we must schedule time for this.