Even if you wanted to lower the CapEx and Maintenance portion to 3% of rent you should still account for some extra expenses.

I personally made the mistake of working with friends who provided contracting services for me and continually dismissed and ultimately gave them enough leash to hang myself on.

The proposed changes would allow a duplex, triplex, or fourplex to be a (P) Permitted use in all single-family zoning districts: With Reno's significant land constraints and overall lack of inventory, I believe ADU's could potentially provide more affordable housing for tenants while allowing investors to be more creative with their properties. 

PM's will use the portal to provide you with up to date communication, monthly and annual accounting, tax reporting and detailed annual reports. 

you can pull the trigger on the project by getting a construction loan that will refinance that will pay off the seller financing and provide 100% of the construction costs .

Gap funding, or providing down payment money for someone to purchase property with no capital of their own is way too risky for the return in almost all cases.  

This gives flexibility to the buyer, and some will pay extra for that.

These re-stocking costs also vary based on how you operate your place and what you provide.

But also if going directly to the organzation provides those policies, I thought some would offer this type of assistance or what I have read but never found.

The second bill requires landlords to provide financial relocation assistance to tenants who vacate their homes due to rent hikes and qualify for the assistance. https://www.king5.com/article/...