Do you think he set foot back in the house to do the trim, NOPE.

I still wish I would have put my foot down at the beginning instead of trying to appease them.

I don’t think there is but I’ll check once the foot of snow melts here :)

Rent rates can vary by age of the building, location, tenant mix, cross traffic of larger anchors, site lines of property, access in and out, traffic of cars per day, etc.Some business models that average XX sales and XX profit might be fine at 18 a foot and 6 cam to start.

I can link to it if you find this post helpful.My second purchase was much more involved than my first for two main reasons: I learned more about investing from BiggerPockets and my foot was broken.

A 1017sqft house needs about 50-60 BTU per square foot to maintain a 75 degree temp in the coldest of winters.

Foot - $112.71Estimate Market Price Based On:Average Cost Per Sq Foot $216,404House Price Index $158,869Average Sales/Tax Appraisal Ratio $146,844My current calculations:P&I - $13,655.52Property Tax - $ 7,686Annual Insurance - $1,972Maintenance - $4,200 (10% rent)Cap Ex - $4,200 (10% rent)Water - $3,000Vacancy Rate 5%Figuring only a 4-5% ROI on the first year and increasing by 1% each year. 

I haven't used those but for paint and carpet expect about $1.50-$2 per square foot each, more if you want to put in laminate etc.

I told the property management not to spend any more money on repairs unless they get my approval but they keep sending people out without my approval and I keep getting stuck footing the bill.

Properties built on one side built in 70’s versus built in the 90’s.I like to use dollar/square foot if I can find similar properties in style, age, bedrooms, bathrooms, square feet, basement, garage.