In other words, if you can get a laborer for $9/hour, but you have to stand there and supervise him and also provide tools, that is not the right comparable expense.

I am looking forward to learning from others in the business as I start this path to the ever so elusive financial freedom!

Some people want to develop their own real estate empire, others just want financial independence. 

Not to be harsh, but the mere fact that you're asking the question tells me you have little understanding of what's involved logistically and financially.

In your experience, where do you think I stand on the fees and case in general?

It was put together by WalletHub Jul 25, 2018 | Adam McCann, Financial Writer, and Called - "2018’s Best & Worst Places to Rent in America"Investors can learn quite a bit by studying what our Markets are dealing with; trends for renters and buyers."

Just of the few things we did during the financial due diligence process. 

If you care about financial security do not give up your job.

We could probably find tenants at 1700, more if we updated the floors in kitchen & bath.HOA seems well run with sound financials. 

If the sanitary conditions in your unit are such that it attracts pests of any kind, and it becomes necessary for us to undergo remediation in the building, you will be held financially responsible for reasonable costs thereof, paid as additional rent.This is what I use.