(B) Do routine inspections of your property to ensure your lease provisions are being adhered to. 

My monthly interest on the loan is $819, property taxes $272/month, and from there add in maintenance, insurance, cap ex, etc. you can find them….

@Kevin Zhang your post didn't state you wanted a PMC to manage the property for you, just get it rent ready.Most PMCs won't do maintenance on properties they don't manage, so you may want to clarify specifically what you are looking for...

I'd run the numbers and compare them to your short and long term goes.Calculate how much rent you could increase over the next 5-10 years, same with inflation.What's your ROI now vs in 5 years with how much maintenance and other misc purchases you'll have to make.

The age of the property and any updating will dictate your maintenance fees.

$24,000Vacancy$1,972Net Rent $22,027Taxes$7,046Insurance$1,600Repairs & Maintenance-$1,321Property Management?

@Jeremy L Riddle this is why you need a repairs and maintenance account.

Mainly, if you put in like 8% vacancy and 10% PM and 10% maintenance / capex and $$$ rehab, and very conservative rent, you can make any deal look bad.

Recently purchased a property that I am House Hacking and looking for advice on which credit card would be best to get to cover recurring utility expenses, maintenance expenses, and future capital expenditures in order to maximize rewards/cash back.

I would rather go to the 60-unit building and have three times the maintenance because the 60-unit building is like owning a gold mine and when you have already done the math you have that great feeling and you know by doing the math that any amount of maintenance is insignificant.