No one even bats an eye with my pet fees.All my units have street parking or single off-street parking lanes - nothing extra to monetize.

Good luck in your house hacking venture which is a great way to obtain your first investment, become a landlord and monetize your overhead.Let me know if you have any questions.RegardsJoe Scorese

I have some colleagues from time to time on something complex I want perspective on but I am very mindful of their time and take maybe 10 minutes or so to get an answer to a question.Anyone that has developed a system typically wants to monetize that system for a revenue stream.You might want to look at a partner where you invest cash and in exchange you get some knowledge from them.

He sounds like the typical investor/developer who also has a property management company and tries to monetize his management clients by marking up jobs, exaggerating turnover repairs to take the security deposit etc2-Next property manager, put a clause in your agreement in big bold letters "Owners permission required for any expenses over $XXX" (usually $250-500 or 10% of rent)If you have any questions feel free to ask me.Good Luck

$40,000/mo.

Living and entertainment has become so cheap that society has been de-monetized.

We seem to find a way to monetize most things and our personal house is no exception. 

This is also actually a great time for "subject-to" purchasing which is an excellent way to monetize the current real estate landscape.

The biggest areas that have not truly been monetized are gambling and advertising in game.  

Of these, maybe 5% were possible investments.To update, we've got the 2nd property in contract (officially).Here's how the deals look :Property #1 - Purchase Price : $20kRehab : ~$20kARV - $65kPotential rent - $950 Taxes - $76/moInsurance - $85/moRepair escrow (15% of gross rents) - $142.50**********************************************************Net income without leverage - $7763/yrNet Income with 100% LTV cashout (5.25% @ 20yr) - $4523/yr19.4% COCROIProperty #2 - Purchase price $15.5kRehab - <$7500ARV - $40kPotential rent - $600/moTaxes - $40/moInsurance - $50/moRepair escrow - $90/mo************************************************************Net income without leverage - $5040/yrNet income with 100% LTV cashout (5.25% @ 20yr) - $318021.9% COCROI