If you had to drop rents from $1000/unit to $800/unit to keep them occupied, that would shift your +$300/mo to -$500/mo.

-Free wire transfers -Remote check deposit (personal only, LLC checks I can remote deposit to my credit union and then EFT over) -Automatically Reimbursed ATM charges -Free Bill Pay -Ease of making other investments.

If this is your route, get a good realtor that will send out automatic instant updates on properties that match your criteria as they come on the market.

The increases are automatically killing deals, as I've pointed out in my examples from my own neighborhood.

Also, if anyone might offer up how often they are listing on various sites (every day, EOD, etc....and does Postlets...which the PM uses) do things automatically in as far as how things get updated?

Even when I lived in the tri-plex, I automatically moved $700/mo. into my investment account, then I paid the mortgage directly out of that account.

And that a conventional loan applicant automatically falls within the uninsured category.

Even if there is it isn't just 1, as I have 2.Run all your REI stuff on the page and share more important and interesting stuff on your profile as you deem appropriate.You should also be able to setup things so anything you post on a page will automatically post to a Twitter account too.

They recognize that this market has shifted to more of a seller's market.

One way to manage it is instead of increasing rent look at a cost you can shift to the tenant.