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Scott Smith Pre-empting Tenant Service Requests via Lease Clause?
19 February 2026 | 4 replies
For example, by making them responsible for the first $50 of every service call similar to a health insurance co-pay. 
Michael Carbonare Dvaid vs Goliath In Today's Housing Market
19 February 2026 | 1 reply
The property tax rate for the resales we target is 0.55%.Comparative Vacancy CostBelow is the comparison data for a minimum-priced new home and the typical-priced existing home our clients buy.New HomeResalePrice$550,000$400,000Interest rate3.99% (the rate you stated)6%Average stay1 Yr5 YrTime to re-rent3 Mo1.5 MoProperty tax rate1%0.55%Down payment25%25%Loan term30 Yrs30 YrsNew Home Ten-Year CostTo keep the example simple I did not include insurance or maintenance.Debt service (P&I): $1,967/MoProperty Tax: $5,500/Yr (1% x $550,000) or about $458/MoTotal monthly cost: $2,425/MoVacancy cost:Turns/Ten Years: 10Months vacant: 3 Mo x 10 turns = 30 monthsVacancy cost: 30 x $2,425/Mo = $72,750Resale Ten-Year CostTo keep the example simple I did not include insurance or maintenance.Debt service (P&I): $1,799/MoProperty Tax: $2,200/Yr (0.55% x $400,000) or about $183/MoTotal monthly cost: $1,982/MoVacancy cost:Turns/Ten Years: 2Months vacant: 1.5 Mo x 2 turns = 3 MoTen year vacancy cost: 3 x $1982/Mo = $5,946(The vacancy cost comparison is $72,750 for the new home versus $5,946 for the resale.
James Jones How We Saved an Over-Leveraged Investor After a Contractor Took $30K
11 February 2026 | 10 replies
(For example, some GCs take money they got from you for the plumber and spend it elsewhere, leaving the plumber at least partially unpaid)
Remington Lyman AI Moderation on the Forums
16 February 2026 | 12 replies
AI often uses realistic but nonspecific examples to sound credible. 4.
Brooke Newport Indy Cash Flow Reality Check Which Numbers To Trust VS Ignore
20 February 2026 | 7 replies
I’m focusing on the $100–$200 total profit "Safe Base Hits" that actually pencil out today without needing a major rehab.Since you mentioned 46218 and 46205, do you have any current examples of properties—on or off-market—that actually pencil out to anything near $400 a month net profit using those conservative stress test numbers?
Isaiah Montoya Tenant Turnover for Long Distance Investor
20 February 2026 | 12 replies
I continuously struggle with Tenant Turnover, for example its 4-6 weeks vacant or there is always something that goes wrong.
Pierre E. Boots On the Ground Property Management Strategy
19 February 2026 | 4 replies
For example, thoughts on per visit handyman consult payment, vs ongoing fee (for example, 5% of rent monthly covers all calls and diagnosis?
Roger Ramirez Help with cash out refinance or heloc or DSCR
15 February 2026 | 5 replies
So if, for example, you have a 610, 625 and a 635, the 625 will be used to structure the loan.
Brendon Woller Strategies and best ways to find deals when starting out
10 February 2026 | 6 replies
For example, someone make look at an MLS listing as a "Buy & Hold" and thing it doesn't make sense.
Thomas Slaymaker Small time investor with a tech background
16 February 2026 | 6 replies
Yes the numbers are fictional, it is a rather optimistic example to be fair.