Because it puts you on equal footing with the guy across the desk.

In fact, I'd think a 100 space park at 60% occupancy, all else being equal, would have higher expense ratios than the same park at 95% occupancy, since, you have the same infrastructre and same plot of acreage to take care of no matter who lives there...am I on the right track here?

In almost every category, there is quite a wide range between the mean (average (sum of all amounts divided by the number of people)) and the median (or middle point where there are equal number of people above and below) net worth.

Since I work a 9-5 JOB, two days equals a week in real estate time for me.At the time, I thought pretty hard on what to do considering I have free access to the trailer.

Would there be process to divide up the costs and bill tenants equally?

In considering re-entering the w/s niche, I wonder, not rhetorically, if it is nearly impossible now to find deals that buyers can't equal with a generic mls search for bank-owned inventory.

If all terms were equal, the words "private money" sound better to me.

Honestly I believe a good mentor and a lot of time spent reading can match any coarse equally.

I don't need to get the rent checks to pay the mortgage, but all my tenants think I do.If I have a credit challenged applicant who is otherwise good (good job, good landlord references) I increase the rent, and instead of a late fee, I offer an on-time discount which equals the amount of the increase.

Among equally priced properties we don't have much competition, but many buyers will go for a lower-end property if they can save a lot of money.