You can write into the lease that the tenant is responsible for utilities, lawn care and small repairs.

Pretty much everyone in my area charges 10%, especially for a small portfolio.On another note, I love Peachtree City.

We have one - big picture it's a small monthly lease amount but with a year-end kicker based on their revenue. 

The company I own provides those services, but not on such a small one-time project far from us, but you will find many consultants in northern CA who can help.  

The small town rumor is that dude is the dope man and he has a laundry list of small-time drug and some more significant battery convictions already.

I think this Is quite popular    if not very dangerous for many.. and also you take out all those CC and your fico will fall through the floor so keep that in mind.I can see smaller amounts need for small flip projects etc.

My family owns a small restaurant doing $1mil+ a year in the heart of the town (local population 14,000 give or take).

RE has been part of my life since the beginning, my father was a developer - very small scale, 20-40 lot neighborhoods which were mostly ranch/split foyer starter homes.

Most of the time ive had these small sections cut out and replaced with a pvc fitting.

We're currently working on getting into our first small multifamily, and the numbers look good on this one.