No need to go into details.However, if an agent has shown you a property, and you're interested in buying that property, you should buy through them or if they are super unresponsive and terrible, go through their broker to find an agent who can be more of what you need.

I had one across the street from my own house and I was lucky enough to have awesome neighbors that didn't mind at all, however, I didn't mention to many people that I ran str's because I didn't want to hear all of the terrible things I was doing to rip this city apart.

This was not terribly relevant because we were going to renovate as we went.

It's a great way to be a terrible agent, but you don't want that hassle.

Some of these deals make sense...others have sellers with terrible expectations on what they can sell their properties for. 

It's terrible if you turn 65 and planned on retiring somewhere else on the money you planned on making when you sold your home. 

TSP is a retirement account. not very accessible car payments and personal loans are terrible revolving debtso you traded these two things for liquidity.

Then you’d have to fork over that cash to pay the seller and your cash on cash return would look terrible.

We have two very small multi families in Covington, Kentucky.Have a terrible property manager.Looking for a replacement. 

They are over doing it with extra appliances, the building is wired terribly, and the circuit breaks each time they put the microwave on the wrong circuit.