I used to use regular #10 envelope (standard business size) 4 1/8" by 9 1/2" to stuff my yellow letters.

There are no maintenance fees.

Maintenance people?

I have very low taxes and low maintenance with my SFRs.

He bought stuff really jacked up that nobody else wanted from the bank and made great margins because his company could fix it cheap versus a regular investor.

I plan on eliminating this by putting some of the 20 maintenance workers we have at the company and I would give him a discount on the apartment for him to be the super (these guys are familiar with everything they maintain our 650,000 sq ft warehouse.)I'm not expecting to become rich overnight but I see this as a good investment and a good chance to create some equity.To sweeten the deal I would also offer the employees a ride to work (buy a 15 passenger van) for a nominal weekly/monthly fee which would help cover the driver's pay.Pros:1.

So you have a 5 minute quick peek at a 2/1 and have to make a decision on a six-plex without seeing anything else.Now inspection is possible but not guaranteed AFTER an offer has been accepted, but by that time the information you need to make a more informed decision is no longer as useful as before.Which basically forces you to assume the worse in terms of conditions and deferred maintenance in coming up with the offer.

Lag time, cash flow, seasonal concerns, repairs/maintenance, management requirements in operations, staff needs to be paid first, will determine when and how investors can be paid.

Gas furnaces actually have a very long lifespan if cared for.Make sure the furnace filters are changed/cleaned regularly.

I then rented for regular price when traffic picked up.