You do not want dead equity lowering your ROI or eating into your true cash flow numbers.As for the metering I would definatly opt for all separate meters.

Easier under your name... but cash outs eat up a lot of equity if you didn't get good appreciation.b.

Advice on how to landlord out of state especially part time - eventually I would look into property management but if I were to purchase 1 property to start off, it would eat right into my entire returns3.

For example, my partners were handling an emergency at one of our flips earlier today (security alarm went off) while I was eating lunch and playing with my daughter. 

I just moved to Missouri and am interested in the Saint Louis marketplace (and where to get a good bite to eat, lol).

Also trying to get healthier and when I eat salads I get skinnier.

Also,  that he will sue me if I take it out of his deposit when he leaves.My reading of the lease says otherwise,  but I think I'm better off just letting this guy go (he's a PITA anyway) and eating the $600.  

Back in the day- 2010-2012ish -a lot of turnkey providers in the really hot markets were harder up about wanting to do cash deals just because there were so many cash buyers eating everything up that it was a waste of their time to deal with financing.

The properties sit in a “B” class neighborhood and in a developing area within minutes of shopping and eating, and about 5 minutes from my personal residence.I believe the asking price is too high and should be closer to 400k-450k, but I understand the significance of cash flow, so it doesn’t scare me away if it’s overpriced.

The paint was 6 years old but in great condition until they tried to "fix" some issues they created..... ended up eating the cost since its a tough battle to win