Do rental comps support your claim of $300 bump is in line with the market. 

It depends if you are a partnership, S-corp or C-corp.As to overhead, with some of our clients, we split it as well after the tax returns are filed, that we know what the real bottom line was for each property.If you are starting out, keep it simple.

When your phone lines start ringing from your marketing campaigns and you direct the calls to your VA to qualify the leads, how do you route the call to them w/o it being a long distance call?

Their involvement will mean the bottom line of what they get from the profit according to a professional appraisal after the repair/rehab or a resale to someone else. 

Anyone know of a lender that offers lines of credit on investment properties?

They were a complaining pair of ingrates until I finally let them out of the lease and moved in new tenants the next week.Bottom line, you (or your PM) rushed things and cut corners. 

Hold through the dip, get your cash flow, and keep a healthy reserve and you’ll be fine.As far as being ready, I keep plenty of cash and lines of credit and don’t use all of them on one deal.

I don't have a HELOC, but a commercial line of credit.

I also have a line of credit of about 300k.I would love someone with some experience/success to help me better understand the best options.

After running it for a bit you will see that the mildew disappears and otherwise is easy to clean up.fridgidaire 70 pint -to- a little giant pump + drain line = <$300(I see a problem with the "you should have used the A/C" when the A/C didn't work)