The second citation was for a tree that supposedly was ours and was touching a neighbor's roof, but dummies didn't realize that the tree actually belonged to the said neighbor, not us. 

I put a brand new roof on the home.

I have the rent roll, and I am requesting the operating expenses :Property Taxes (I already got this from the county)Insurance (I am getting a quote)Matanance and repair LandscapingGarbage Power (If paid by owner)Water and sewer (If paid by owner)A copy of all leases of all occupied unitsYear the roof was replacedYear when last update took place The age of the AC unitsWhat am I missing? 

FYI, roof leak, a couple of broken windows, partially collapsing porch, open foundation and damaged steps.

Purchase price: $15,000 Cash invested: $5,000 Two bedroom one bath possible bad for the basement you can turn the living room into a bedroom make it a third attic partially remodeled and basement new roof new sinks new gutters, new carpet and paint new kitchen floors new bathroom floors wooden fence all around the property.

Purchase price: $15,000 Cash invested: $5,000 Two bedroom one bath possible bad for the basement you can turn the living room into a bedroom make it a third attic partially remodeled and basement new roof new sinks new gutters, new carpet and paint new kitchen floors new bathroom floors wooden fence all around the property.

. - Building has a good roof, and paint is probably 5 years old. - No central heating or air conditioning. - Very stable neighborhood for renters.She said she will list it for $350k.

What if the fourplex has a brand new roof and the three duplexes will all need a new roof in the next ten years?

It's not cash flowing well this year because it had tons of deferred maintenance and a couple large capital projects (roof and sign).

We ended up pouring a foundation and doing an addition to add about 1000 sqft and a roof deck.