I Always advised buyers to count on having to chip something extra in, above the purchase price, in situations like these, and adjust their offer accordingly.

What are some of the pros and cons of throwing all that extra moolah on top of the mortgage payment?

There are a lot of folks that know a little bit about a lot of things and if you listen to these folks, you can formulate some strategies and ideas from them.Grow - Lately I've been listening to the Jocko Podcast. 

@Ali Zantout I run a monthly meetup, with a few other guys, for investors in the area.If you're looking for something with a formal agenda and a sales pitch, we're not your group.But, if you're down for just casually hanging out at a local bar/restaurant, sharing conversation with like minded folks, feel free to join.We will be joining the a group of folks closer to the Northland this month, at Nick and Jake's in Parkville 7:30 PM.

If this is an investment and you just have a few properties, then it's a grey area and many folks would advise that you don't need to issue 1099s. 

DO i let the tenants keeps them with the rental increase or should I remove the storage from the tenants, charge extra for storage or rent storage to other outside folks?

Or will I have to do some extra research ?

Or will I have to do some extra research ?

(First being p.m.s)  I just think it is kinda interesting all these folks posting on here must be making well over 100k a year "working on their buisness"

It's extra work/headache for a potential buyer down the road if they ever want to refinance or sell plus it could be a potentially higher interest rate and down payment requirements so this in turn should make the market price lower than typical condo prices but shouldn't be a deal killer as there are plenty of community banks to shop around.