I haven't implemented that yet, but Kevin Bupp said he does that for his properties. 

Hello Fellow investors, I want to implement RUBS in my 5 unit property.

There's big changes that have just been implemented in the City of Bend.

Formulate a plan, put it in writing so you don't forget and can communicate it to the tenant, and then implement it without wavering.Many Section 8 tenants (most, in my experience) will not respect your property because they're not paying the bill.

Whereas it is more likely that you have a solid network of brokers in your city and maybe even have some relationships with local contractors that you can leverage at the time of implementing the business plan in your property.Good luck and happy investing!

Does anyone have any experience (good or bad) or advice with implementing one of these systems on lower rent range apartments?

Its time for me to implement a CRM.

$200 a month per door is a solid number for Sacramento.There are different strategies you can implement in this area.

I'm trying to determine how best to implement building management on a 7 unit C class property i'm looking at in Albany NY. 

@John Semanchuk @Mike Nuss   Mike I wanted to wrap you in this conversation as I know your very active on the political front in PDX for land use and landlord tenant issues.we are discussing what is called a Horizontal Property Regime.. this is used in Charleston SC to put two homes on one lot but you don't have to do a lot split . but you can build two full size homes.. etc etc.this is a great tool we use in Charleston I have built one and have  3 more projects that we will implement this.. with PDX wanting max density If you could run this up the flag pole when your advocating for property rights and landlord tenant laws..