I agree that maenaging costs is prudent and can help your bottom line, but rit will not make a huge difference in cost %, I would be amazed if it resulted in a long term difference greAter than 3-5%.Secondly, as others have also pointed out, this is not an exact science tool, it is a general rule that all should at least use at the stArt for quick evaluations of cash flow, nothing mire.To those that say that the 50% rule does not exist, I strongly urge you to reconsider, it does exist just as we exist.

This is a modern gas range with electirc ignition.

I am in the Manufactured Housing Business and all the buzz is about the new changes with section 8 allowing tenants to use vouchers to "purchase" HUD Code (Manufactured Housing) land/home packages via H.R.3700 - Housing Opportunity Through Modernization Act of 2016.Manufactured homes Old Rules - Subsidy payments are permitted only to meet the cost of renting the land on which a manufactured home owned by a family is located.

Please go read the science on Autism and Vaccines.

Don't even see it because they were hit so hard and haven't noticed the jobs, downtown building, Big events, airport restoration and modernization, occupancy rates, sports teams building state of they art stadiums etc.  

I like the guy on bp who just completed his masters of science in real estate at UF and said he never heard of the rule.

I'm looking for advice on the best career to transition into.My SituationI'm 28 years old and hold a BA in Political Science. 

I would like to learn how to set the cabinets, hang Sheetrock, and put a sink and toilet in.I was defiantly wrong about the 5% on vacancy I got that out of the Modern Real Estate Practice book for NC.

Say you have a property that has good layouts in an attractive area but it really needs some modernizing in the common areas and in the units.

That along with Cooper hospital which is now teaming up with Rutgers and Rowan and building medical schools, higher degree nursing schools, huge health sciences facilities.