Guidance line means they are allocating that capital for my projects annually.

Quote from @Edwin De leon: Most investors are hoping to get $200 a month cashflow per unit or a 12% annual return.

The property is also estimated to make $100k in gross annual revenue.I bought my first house at 23 and we’ve taken the slow route to investing by living in our houses before renting them out.

I would design that policy around only 5 annual premiums of $50,000.

I interviewed both and both had the right answers on the phone but when it came time to act they fell short.Thanks for your time,Matt There is an annual turnover rate of about 90% in this biz...Looks like you're experiencing why 1st hand.

Good diagnosis, I bet you are right.I have a fancy stove ( wolf) with double infrared burners..

Originally my plan was to offer a 10% annual return on whatever the principal investment was.

Annual photo inspections are reviewed for any damages.

So about $16,450 annually (very minimal operating expenses outside of these listed and last year none.

I measure my rentals based on my annual ROI.annual net cash flow + market appreciation + tax depreciation + debt reduction (paid by the tenant) divide by my total investment