This maxim was only true for me when I used property management companies that would literally nickel and dime me for a screw out of place.

Someone who is concerned about protecting your investment while maximizing your return.

I would also argue that a good TK company renovates the property to a standard where the investor will maximize cash flow through upgrades in the house that will minimize maintenance.  

I can tell you though if you are trying to maximize your business and profits "Organized Systems" are definitely a MUST!!!! 

If it were done to try to maximize payments, it would also take into account SS checks, disability, etc, and be due maybe on the 4th or 5th since a lot of SS people don't see their money for a day or two after the first.

With out starting another huge debate over if one should just have the asset in your personal name along with "good insurance" VS. having it in an LLC -IMHO, you should strive to maximize asset protection and privacy [to keep the "ambulance chasing" attorneys off of your back].I think by having each asset in it's own land trust is about the best way to do this.  

How do you maximize your rental revenue in the face of seasonality?

Sometimes cartoon characters have the best maxims.

The value I derive from my CPA comes from my specific input: Maximizing cash-flow vs. reducing taxable income.

They talked about how to structure your business to maximize tax benefits and liability.