Is it worth it to seek those extra few points of yield?

If they say they won’t stay for the $50 extra, can I go back to their current price and ask if they’ll stay again?

Personally I plan to just keep saving reserves, keeping my CapEx, vacancy, and repairs, paying down a little extra on my mortgage each month and taking a little bit toward my next investment.

My property management company seems find way to add extra fees every year.What does property management cover?

Or lease out the shop/garage in the back to make extra $.

Pay on time, don't get in fights, get an extra job.

I wanted to see if any of you all have guiding principles on these areas of thought: mortgage length, paying extra on debt, selecting your first couple owner occupied homes,  and other thoughts. 1) 15 year mortgage or 30 year mortgages? 

An extra, possibly superfluous, detail is that I detest 9-5s.

This cost an extra $200 and uncovers things like utilities, code violations, etc.

I want to BRRRR this.I confirmed the square feet with the city tax assessor, and he told me that the previous owner never allowed him access to the home because he did not want to pay the city taxes for an extra 2500 sq. ft.