On the iPhone app, on threads that have a large number of posts, I'm not able to go through all of them.

Their iPhone App is very slow and their website has had many gliches that at times I've had to just use public records (which is free) to look up data on a property.Pretty unhappy with it but I feel stuck.

In other words, learn to use a financial calculator. iPhone and android have a free one I like called 10bii calc.Next, offer them a little bit over what the "prime rate" is.

Guests above create a water leak situation that rains down on your guests.

There are no leaks.

All your concerns about the tenant appear to be trivial and an expectation when dealing with tenants.I have a 6-unit property in escrow and have concerns much more serious like one unit was flooded from a roof leak, the tenant is supposed to move before the close of escrow, but may not move, the property is under Los Angeles Rent Control and if the tenant is a tenant from hell I could run into several legal issues that could cost thousands of dollars resolve, but since I will net about $1.5 million on this property in 10 years the problems with 1, 2, or 3 tenants is insignificant compared to the $150k, or $3,000 per week I will earn just for dealing with problems.

While the roof is not leaking, I believe it is older and could cause me to pay more for insurance each month.

For example, if there are any electrical issues or water leaks, those should be addressed right away.

Of course, this was no bed of roses: we put a lot of work into these - roof leaks, flooded floors, painting, clogged toilets, annoying tenants - you name it.Today, we are contemplating selling one house and putting the profits into SP500.

Had it not been the tenants fault and it was just a leak I'd be on the hook.Landlord insurance is similar to homeowners insurance but less expensive since it does not cover as much.