I do not have a specific pest clause in my lease but I struggle to see how someone bringing bedbugs into my property after 6 months without them, admitting that they likely brought them in and having a professional opinion stating as much would then require me as the landlord to be on the hook financially for removal?

I've posted several times about my experiences at length especially with OOS investing and my struggles to try to scale my portfolio. 

I think the people that will really struggle will be the amateurs...who work other jobs, who don't know how to walk vacant doors, who don't stay on top of leasing and renewals and don't know about retention. 

The other lease' has passed away I am struggling to pay the whole 1,400.00 rent.

Good evening everyone,A tenant of mine on a commercial property has been struggling to make ends meet with her cafe.

If not, I would not commit 120k to a condo if that is all your cash. 120k condos are going to be hard to find with appreciation, but the more you focus on cash flow, the more likelihood the HOA is struggling (low HOA, low maintenance, low priority).You have to figure out what the best asset is for 120k cash and where.

I'm consider buying a property in South Denver to use as a MTR but am struggling to determine the appropriate monthly income in my underwriting.

Where I'm currently struggling is having to adjust a lot of things manually, which I don't mind, but as we scale, this will become more and more challenging.Here are the highlights of what we do when it comes to pricing:1.

I'm recently retired myself and have struggled with some of the same questions you are raising. 

When I got started in real estate in 2014 and I was struggling with marketing I fairly quickly got really good at driving for dollars and researching properties and ultimately getting in touch with property owners and heirs.