You can also use alcohol....mix in a spray bottle and buy a ton of rags ... this is much better for the environment and most folks have bleach or alcohol     https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/b...I carry around foam soap and a bottle of water to wash my hands everytime i get out of my car.  

Certainly if you felt more comfortable with an accountant doing so, you could also do that.The last thing I would point out is if the tenant asks for clarifications on your reconciliation calculations, then you may need to go back to the seller to get receipts, utility bills, etc.

If you are going to take a 24+10% hit today, but think you will be in a 50% tax environment in 25 years, yeah, maybe it is worth it. 

I'm ideally looking for something within an hour of Boston - areas I'm most comfortable with would include Framingham, Worcester, Haverhill, Attleboro, Salem, and Providence.

As long as honest, well-intended landlords can still make an income while providing a comfortable home for people who need it, I'm happy!  

Hi there,I hope all is well and that you are staying safe in this environment. 

I use models from tsmfinancialmodels.com and I just export out of costar and paste into the model and it updates automatically...then I just need to make sure I am comfortable with the costar comps.

If it was me i'd be comfortable with 6-8 months at least for reserves. 3 months is risking it and with everything going on we won't know the extent of unemployment, economy, etc til Summer.

We manage in town, but I don't feel comfortable enough to purchase in NB myself.

The investor/developer has debt/equity obligations so they can’t just return investment capital assuming they executed on the deal.In a smaller environment we’d do what we reasonably can to work with someone but you can’t let someone exit from the investment without a replacement investor.