If you use Airdna you have to calculate manually and subtract in general though, you can think of your cleaning fees, debt service, capex contingencies, and other operating expenses (supplies, utilities, etc) as a sort of “hurdle” that you need to overcome with revenue before you start making a profit.

Build them into your numbers and try to improve your own DIY skills if you enjoy that sort of thing but otherwise you'll want to develop a list of reliable contractors that you trust.

Hi @Jason Rubenstein,I've been wanting to learn more about this sort of set up.

For me personally, I think reading those sorts of books got me fired up and more willing to take on risk and go after those big dreams.

You can pull all episodes there and it is sorted in order, and they are all numbered.

I had made out a batch of custom made fortunate cookies, with a weird website name - one that I had bought and at that website address I explained exactly what I was looking for in regards to a particular property that was sort of lost in the shuffle of a bank foreclosure.I sent a dozen, chocolate covered fortune cookies to the address of that dept overnight and got a call the next day 

I wish you luck as you try to sort it all out

Do you continue to collect the rent from your newly gained tenants in this business account in a separate account from your funding and then sort that into multiple Repairs & maintenance accounts, Capex accounts, etc.

I sort of thought that.

I am sort of with Kyle J. above.