The property is scheduled for move in and will rent at a rate that provides approximately $360/mo of pure cash flow.

If you use the amortization schedule on paying the bank on a 15 year amortization(what my banker does when I buy) you will have paid down 20% of the equity in that 5 years.In doing this she gets a much better rate than a savings account will pay, she is completely free from worry on the house, and you get all of the depreciation and tax benefits.

If you have the time, schedule the inspections every three months and give them feedback.

Each one of you would be responsible for claiming your own Net, with the proper back up, schedules, etc.

The purchase price has been accepted and the inspection is scheduled for this week.

Set up a schedule and stick to it.

But that's way different than buying lunch.That said, if I was selling Bentley's for a living I don't know if I'd be too stoked to use any currency proxy that routinely swings +/- 10% on a daily basis.   

My schedule is pretty wide open and can make any evening work.  

Sit with him on a schedule and a plan. 

These are interior/exterior inspections scheduled with the tenants.