Not sure what I should do with a trailer and accessories (hitch, ties, a coupler lock, moving straps) I bought specifically for the rental business to carry supplies?

The contractor would be responsible for providing the majority of the labor. upon the sale of the property, I would get re-embursed for the expenses, then the remaining profits would get split somehow. the wages accrued might be subtracted from their cut at the end, and they'd get the remainder of the split at the end.im curious what might be considered as a reasonable portion, given those parameters.

Brushed gold and black fixtures throughout the home tie together the modern farmhouse charm.

Brushed gold and black fixtures throughout the home tie together the modern farmhouse charm.

I operate them as a sole proprietor by the way.What do you think about the idea of looking into the policy and cutting out some coverages to downsize the premium?

I can't keep my current job that afforded me the house so I'm going to take a pretty decent pay cut and transitioning into a different field of work all together.

I feel I could still use craigslist and facebook and just do more extensive/strict screenings but I think this would cut the number of tenants down severely.  

That seems all but impossible unless you cut absolutely everyone out and market directly to the owner.

Amazon cut you the check directly for the rental?

So once I spend the money, its going to be tied up and unavailable for the 12 years it takes to pay off the expense (assuming my 10 days a month rent stays the same and doesn't increase or decrease).Thanks in advance!