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february 2022 update (+$1,995)

Filled vacancy, and collected rent from the missed month in January.

january 2022 update (-$382)

We have a vacancy this month plus a tenant who is not paying on time. Both should be fixed next month.

july 2021 update (-$1,667)

Paid property taxes.

may 2021 update (+$629)

All good!

april 2021 update (+$182)

Paid property taxes and still positive.

march 2021 update (+$1,333)

Bounced back with a good month.

february 2021 update (-$300)

One tenant got Covid and couldn’t work, then rent check bounced. They skipped paying everything and the heat got charged to us. We are working with the tenant to forgive one month’s rent. Hopefully they don’t try to take advantage of more than that.

january 2021 update (+$1,292)

Absolutely crushing it this month.

december 2020 update (+$929)

No issues, and first month with no property tax payments. Very nice.

november 2020 update (+$83)

Nothing to report except the final installment of property taxes. Next month will be good barring any unexpected repairs.

october 2020 update (+$264)

October was identical to September since we are paying our property taxes in installments. Cash flow will look really good after taxes are done being paid!

September 2020 update (+$265)

First update for this 3 unit property in Cumberland County. This turned out to be a nice BRRRR with decent expected returns. This is another partnership property, so I keep half of the reported cash flow plus a small asset management fee.

I’m really struggling to keep up with the creative property names. I decided on “Nick of Time” because we had to evict some occupants and the eviction was completed TWO DAYS before an eviction moratorium was put in place, back in March. Whew. This could have cost us THOUSANDS more in holding costs.