Once you doubled your purchasing power, crunch the numbers.  

It really helped identify what will likely be on the exam, but it also gave me a chance to learn techniques for remembering certain scenarios.

I live in a building with three apartments and there is only one power bill for the whole building and it is in my name!!!!!

On the Washington Post 'Best Books of 2016' list, I stumbled across this gem:'Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City' by Matthew DesmondDust jacket: “Evicted” immerses readers in the lives of families and individuals trapped in — or thriving off — the private-rental market for the poor, a brutal world in which landlords have all the power and tenants feel all the pain.

For any real emergencies I tell the tenants to call 911.Otherwise it can wait until normal hours.A downed power line?

Many of them are so close to the home and the power lines that they will cost extra to take down piece by piece. 

Maybe if you do offer to pay it out, that might give you greater negotiating power for an even lower sale price?

If I am looking for a plumber to fix busted pipes in a house and he does not want to pull permits …then I think it is a red flag …-Now I am doing pretty good job screening tenants …do you think I shall apply the same technique towards subs ..taking picture of their driving license, checking local court records if there are any pending suits against them or if they sued somebody ?

Who has the power to sell to you?

The end result is a pretty powerful tool for comparing how any given property compares to the current retail market.