Basically, 50% of one months rent to get it ready for the next tenant.Juxtapose that with a $300/month tenant and you end up with people bolting (not paying rent), leaving a crock pot cooking, drywall with holes in it, darn close to a full repaint, screens for windows have vanished, the screen door has a whole in it, and inevitably some light fixture or ceiling fan is broken.

Looking for general contractor for small rehab projects (replace fan etc').

I am not a fan of someone placing suit over this.  

I don't have either as the noise/guests concern isn't as high on the list for my business (monthly rentals) but I am always on the hunt for devices like these.I do have Nest thermostats, Nest outdoor cams and indoor cams that I'm a fan of and would recommend because of the access I have on my phone. 

 :)I have a feeling that in speaking with our CPA, he will bring up the same points you've all listed, and then of course tell us it's a personal preference.Definitely understand we'd be taxed at our current bracket of 25%, but am not sure it would push us into another bracket, would have to check.Austin, current rate of return on the 401K is 4.85% for the past year, so not great.Am not a fan of the stock market, too many moving parts in the current environment.  

I'm a big fan of multi-family.

Fan of products or not, the Elon Musk biography from a couple years ago was excellent!  

That doesn't mean they won't, but they're not fans of it.By the way, I'm in KC too and here are some of the banks we've had luck with:- Bank 21- Fidelity Bank- Cornerstone Bank- Great American Bank

Different people have different experiences I guess.They replaced my HVAC interior coil, fan, exterior capacitor, compressor and fan for $180 (service fee plus freon).Replaced my fridge due to a door warmer that went out.  

I make a lot of the money I tip my workers with from selling old ceiling fans, security screen doors, vanities, toilets, swamp coolers, etc...