Thank you.I have been very basically using the rental calculator but don’t quite get the financial element because I am doing owner financing, and i’m Not sure how to put that into the form.

What I can tell you is to look at the macro elements of KC vs.

A license alone does not help much with investing, beyond your access to the MLS and more exposure to a variety of elements that may be of interest.

Their #1 Job is to maintain, protect, and preserve ALL of the common and limited common elements, and they generally have full authority to assess necessary fees to accomplish this.

Aloha,Difficult to say without seeing the space and knowing what your market is, but in my opinion, for $3000 per month, reducing the size of the master bath and adding inexpensive used shower and low end elements sounds like it would detract from value more than improve, especially if the rest of the house has a consistent, quality, look and feel.

It often makes a lot more sense to over-repair a property with a focus on the mechanical and functional elements of the house, than to do the least amount of work to get a tenant into the property.

With self managing, I mean you personally interact with tenant, collect the rent, personally make repairs?

One best way is to interact more often in the forums and perhaps set keyword alerts too.

Try this link to check rating: State Farm is A++http://www.insure.com/interactive-tools/sandp/newt...use this to find a agent near you ;https://www.statefarm.com/agent/

If you can't afford all they've done, look at the key elements, what are the must haves that make the room?