Every investor has different criteria for what they are looking at and investing is not done in a vacuum. 

The property management company pays the Resident Manager to vacuum the halls along with general clean up of the property and are the eyes and ears of the property.

Should be around 5-6 hrs of labor (mostly spent pressure testing and vacuuming) + refrigerant/nitrogen/materials.

This could mean uber rides, hotel stays, airline flights etc, as long as the spending is classified as 'travel' by the merchant swiping the card, then it is eligible to be reimbursed. 

All Neighborhood  off Airline Between Interstate and Florida Drive are pretty good.  

Airline pilot.

Just ring it out before applying the finsih.Also between coats youll vacuum up the dust.

My buddy's main income is his properties so he manages the properties we buy.My longer term goals are to finish up my military career, get the small(ish) pension, probably fly for the airlines and continue building up my real estate empire (ha!)

Hello there was a huge vacuum in the market and you know what they say about that..... 

Not sure if you've posted elsewhere on the site @Gary Clisele suggesting you're brand new to notes or haven't invested in any education as some of the posts above would imply, but taking your post at face value in a vacuum your numbers don't seem that far off in my opinion. 5K reserves per note is a reasonable starting amount to cover potential foreclosure, servicing fees, lawyer fees, all the little fees that add up even if you don't have to foreclose.