@Michael Long Congrats on taking your initial steps toward financial freedom.  

You still end up paying the mortgage the same way you would have if it was in your name but still allows for the freedom to move if needed.  

I guess my first call would be to the all the utility companies, water, power, gas, trash, and verify whose name the utility accounts  are in.Notify the utility companies that you are the new owner of the property and if their is any change in status of service..

The destination is always the same (helping clients achieve the dream of home ownership, to buy their dream house, or to find freedom with passive income)... but new obstacles are always arising... constantly having to regroup, "coming back to the center," learning new strategies, and new paths to that destination.  

It's a short term rental platform that allows renters the freedom to list their units on Airbnb, and as a property manager you’ll gain control and transparency over the short-term rental process.

What i did not think of was the extremely high power bills that these tenants & most low-income individuals live with and accept. $150 dollars a month for a 2 bedroom 900 sq. ft apartment is what my tenants in this building are averaging. 

I currently work in the power industry as a project manager - I travel about 250 days a year, but I'm trying to take on more RE investments so that I do not have to travel as much.

I also have the Chase Freedom card that allows you the 5%  rotating categories, but also can transfer to the CSR card so you get 1.5 redeem rate for travel.

Pictures are powerful!

I am going to look up a ductless split system and see what gives me the most cooling power and the least unsightly giant units on the walls!