@Bicycle_B It's a good thing I have a day job, LOL. There were some planned repairs that came up during inspections that I had taken care of. It was expected but still $25K spent.
And one of the tenants gave notice and moved out a few days ago. She'd been there for 5 years so there was lots of wear and tear repair plus a deep clean that is happening this week. You know all this stuff is going to happen at some point but it feels like A LOT. It's not the money, its the coordination and decisions. Plus since its all new, I am trying to figure out what are musts and what will help it rent/market but not dump too much money in.
Like I said, I'm glad I am looking to take it slow on my real estate empire :)
Plus the tenant was in arrears on her utilities so it required some extra paperwork to transfer them to my name, without settling those bills. Again, not insurmountable but not easy.
I'm looking forward to getting it rented and back on easy street...until the other tenant gives notice.