Looking to get involved with more wholesalers to do more sales volume on or off market.I use a highly effective combination of networking, advertising, and marketing and have thousands of buyers for the SWFL market.

This went on for a little bit and when it was all said and done this is what it came out to (and they thanked me for solving these problems for them).House rent = $600/mRefrigerator = $25/m And they are responsible for maintenance and repairs for allwasher/dryer $15/m if not returned in same condition it comes out of deposit :)grass cutting = $35/cut apprx every 2 weeks = $70/m (only takes 15 mins per cut and I have to be there because I mow 3 others on the same street anyway)Total = an additional $110 per month on a 2BR unit for not much effort on my part.In closing, there are several little things like this that we can do to increase our rents if we just get creative.

Maybe take out a personal loan or a combination of these things.

Hopefully this will be resolved soon however.Problem: Owner brought lot next to property and combined the porperties in 2012.

But instead, I am considering how can we combine our resources to do more...What if he funds the cost of postcards and postage.

Since I don't think we will qualify based on our combined income, is there any other option for us to get another property?

But the monthly general meeting day is not when he stated - it is on the last Thursday of the month (except for November and December which are combined into a single meeting on a Thursday early in December).

You would have been able to pay them back within similar time frames as your Credit Card / Margin Account combinations; and probably at similar overall interest!

I don't furnish washers and dryers with my properties with hookups unless those hookups require stacked units.

I'm in SW Littleton, Roxborough, where water is quite expensive.In this area, I'll bet average looks something like this monthly:$130 - water/sewage$60 - natural gas$120 - electricAgain, other areas may be more or less, and gas/electric are probably combined in most parts of the metro area.