To date I've been able to account for smaller expenses by tying them to a specific property if for example I'd purchased an inexpensive hand tool for a specific project on that property but I don't think that would be the proper way to account for more expensive tools that I bought for the overall business like a new lawn mower or something. 

Makes it easier when you want to transfer information or allow access to someone for book keeping or taxes

I am VERY interested in your risk assessment and I'm looking to gather information and from your experience, help the decision be made.

Focus on energy-efficient improvements, modern amenities, or cosmetic upgrades that appeal to San Antonio's rental demographic.Community EngagementAre you currently investing in residential multifamily properties in San Antonio, or are you considering making your first purchase?

I have one of these units that I just purchased last year. 

The very first house AKA house 1 I bought back in 2011 was a foreclosed property that i purchased for around 74k if I remember correctly.

The first thing I ask them is:  "Did you by chance purchase the insurance when you booked"  This puts it back on them because they do in fact have that option.  

Have a few lenders currently that will loan 100% of the purchase price and rehab, as long as the total loan is below 75% LTV.

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Hi @Victor Tofilski Have you found any projects that makes sense for your next purchase?