Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

Anybody have a recommendation for a good lawn service in Austin? 

Hi,Summary :Our Loma Linda home listing has been active for since June 21 with no offer yet.House is in decent shape overall but is rough around the edges ,Front lawn dead. 

I would like to add that a lot of multifamily in Vegas have artificially low returns due to low rental rates from existing tenants that have been there a long time.

Because the HOA covers all exterior costs (roof, siding, windows, lawn care, snow removal, etc), I expect that my CapEx is reasonable at $300/year -- normally I would assume about 2-3 times more.In terms of vacancy, I'll model that as 8.3%, or about 1 month per year.

But overall, yes, we're bubbly and just came out of a huge bubble pop that has been artificially inflated by the fed for the past 4-5 years.

Dont forget dumpster fees, park lighting, taxes and insurance, legal fees, lawn care/snow removal, advertising, road maintenance etc when looking at your cap rate. 8.

“In the later part of the cycle, especially with artificially compressed yields from the FOMC, you will see convergence between higher-end and lower-end properties/areas/classes.

Was in good shape last I saw it.Siding- I replaced or repaired any damaged boards and stained the entire house 4 years ago.exterior painting- see abovelandscaping- I cut down lots of trees, planted a lawn and created a large back yard.

Who does the lawn and the snow removal?