I have already asked about utilities, for example, owner pays trash, water, septic, propane, and landscaping, while tenants pay their own electricity.

The reality is that while the "rules" and statistics might be your best guide in a board room setting, most of us are in the trenches of real estate investing, where the x% rule isn't always as reliable - especially in the current market where we have super high prices, low interest rates, a shift to vacation rentals, record high rental demand, etc.

👀It is that consistency of performance that has more Americans saying that real estate is the best long-term investment and the statistics show it

Landscaped/sealed driveway.

You can def check to put meters on but You'll still go to pay trash, landscaping, electricity for common areas, tickets (if you'll get those), etc.So' I'm not saying don't do that, I'm just saying that all of the above needs to be taken under consideration.Good luck!

Recently started a facebook group called Louisville Coinage, this is a group to grow together in understanding of cryptocurrencies, blockchain, and NFTs.Louisville Real Estate Appreciation Statistic: https://www.wdrb.com/news/louisville-area-homes-continue-selling-fast-at-high-prices/article_645dc40a-ebff-11eb-aaf5-37b16c5080a3.htmlInflation statistic: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/dec/10/us-inflation-rate-rise-2021-highest-increase-since-1982Printing Money Statistic: https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/money-printing-and-inflation%3A-covid-cryptocurrencies-and-more

The bare minimum would be maybe $5k-$10k to clean up and fix minor issues (paint, plumbing, landscaping) and continue renting at $1800 (cash-flowing $600).

Fixed a lot of stuff and did landscaping.

Fixed a lot of stuff and did landscaping.

Individuals should study the statistics a bit more.