From that saved money monthly, I allocate: mtg ins taxes cap ex savings business profit, etc. after all of those are satisfied, I'll take the remainder to a rounded amount.

If I go over to repair something myself then I will make sure it works and the tenant is satisfied before I leave. 

Dave and his team are the best in the business and I could not more satisfied.

I require 40% up front on jobs and the remainder when you are satisfied with my work/performance.

Two of the deals one from a bank and one from a seller ended up being 15 year fixed, which i was satisfied with.On the other hand of the last 67 properties bought only financed 1.

If he cant agree to that find a new handyman.As a contractor , I agree with this , with the exception of " to your satisfaction "The scope of work is specified in writing , once completed payment is due , "satisfaction" is too subjective and cant be effectively written into a contract .Some people you just cant satisfy

I know the area residents are very grateful for your willingness to see an upside to their community.On another note: I don't think I can satisfy this project without a viable exit strategy.

I can't speak for Prosper, but I have been very satisfied with LC.

Was just talking to Brian about this topic, thought I would start a new thread.Anyone has advice on places where condos cash flow well and may perhaps satisfy the 50% / 2% rule?

Also, people just in general like single-family detached housing more, so it increases your marketability...Hope the general answers at least satisfy you while waiting for a better answer from a more experienced person :)Welcome to BP!