The DC metro area has 10 of the 20 richest counties in America, with about half on the Maryland side of the border and the other half on the Virginia side of the border.

My take is with an expense like this (and other smaller general overhead) it probably won't take too much time and effort to just allocate it across the properties using a reasonable approach in the first place; however, I assume it's pretty de minimis and I wouldn't object if someone opted for a more expeditious approach. 

Quote from @Paul De Luca: Quote from @Jennifer Dargento: I’d love any tips for speaking with lenders as a beginner investor for the first time.Goal is to build a portfolio of cash-flowing rental properties, so ability to scale is top priority for acquisition.

Lozano's on El Camino on the border of Palo Alto and Los Altos  does an incredible business ... but its all about location location location. and all those google heads and others who thinking nothing of spending 20 to 30 bucks a week to have someone wash their Tesla.

@David de Luna I would tell you that you dont have to have a formal home inspector come in and check out the property but it is often a good idea to have someone that you TRUST, who is also knowledgeable about the topic to get in there and give it the thorough look over.

Our property is East on the border with Harker Heights. https://www.trulia.com/p/tx/killeen/605-607-atkinson-ave-killeen-tx-76541--2405334536#lil-crimeTab

In Delaware if someone is breaking their lease and gives notice to move you have to try to "mitigate damage" to existing tenant by marketing for new tenant right away as well. 

Most police departments have a Crisis Intervention Officer who works with de-escalating volatile situations/people. 

If they aren't you should connect with one of the other BP agents above like @Paul De Luca or @Eudith Vacio.Anyways I love personally love Chicago brick buildings, a much safer bet than an A-frame building. 

Hello,...has anyone attended the Sussex County DE auctions, or know someone who has?