On a place that as a rental would only cash flow at the point that T&I eats up 34% of your GROSS rents.

They dangle all kinds of carrots but that is all they were, carrots on a stick.There's a local attorney preparing a class action suit against Enterprise for requiring its employees to work 'off the clock' in preparation for each day which appears to support your experience ....

That says the expenses (which do not include debt service, that is, the principle and interest payments on your loan) will be 50% of your gross scheduled rents.

I'll keep you guys posted, or better yet, you may see a lot of Customer First Homes employees popping up in the forums and blogs!

I have remote employees and I need them to have access to it as well.

Just select a reasonable method for allocating these costs among the properties such as Gross Rent or any other logical metric.

Simply put: many employees have not received yet their unemployment benefits and many business owners have had no access to all the promised funds, therefore they will shut down. 

Imagine, $175,000 in gross rent in negative CF means your operating cash needs are over $175,000 annually.

@Alex Bekeza As an employee of the company I disagree.

He deeded the home to a tenant a while back and hasn't seen her since meanwhile he let an old employee of his occupy both sides and he hasn't received rent since 2019.