You when then need to determine the expenses on the property such as taxes, water, trash, electric, maintenance and etc.

This post is for those of you who don’t have a dedicated maintenance team on hand.What app or website do you think is the best to find contractors for regular maintenance work?

There are places for $500k with lots of deferred maintenance and others that are in great shape. 

We bought the place sight un-seen, and there ended up being a lot of maintenance.

For example, have you ever incorporated bonuses or incentives for KPIs like low turnover, low maintenance (eg.

Kastle’s Remote Video Guarding generates early alerts to suspicious activity notifying operators when people loiter near the bicycle storage areas.Live monitoring is effective in this instance to gauge context such as someone spending too much time in the area or returning several times, which could be an early indication of threat.PETSFrequently, resident pet owners are contractually obligated to clean up Fido’s waste—not doing so is not only a discourtesy, a maintenance headache, and a potential health hazard, but it’s also a lease violation.

But for the upkeep and maintenance a town home/condo is turn key.

Based on your numbers you will most likely be looking more at $400-$500 a month in cashflow when taking maintenance, capex and other operating costs into mind. 

Even if you put $50,000 down with 4.2% interest your mortgage, insurance, property taxes, trash removal, water, owner's electric meter, maintenance, etc. will exceed $4,000 per month and there won't be any booty to pay your partners for 20 to years until after you increase rents.The property could make decent money for someone who can put $150k to $200k down and for someone who has a lot of cash in the bank for rehabbing units when tenants move, for a new roof, plumbing, repairs, etc.

Beyond the Monthly Management, Placement & Maintenance fees, all other fees in our contract are IF EVENT -> THEN fees.