Owning a 100 unit comes with a lot of benefits, but as others have said, you loose some control and have to answer to others.

Loose picture of my financesRegular small contribution to an ira-20k on new car -148k on new home purchase (closing end of March )-30k student loans-8k credit card debtI would consider the house and new car assets.

Loose picture of my financesRegular small contribution to an ira-20k on new car -148k on new home purchase (closing end of March )-30k student loans-8k credit card debtI would consider the house and new car assets.

No, just 25 yrs of experience being involved in literally thousands of deals and watching realtors do things the wrong way or take shortcuts, loosing deal after deal for my borrowers is what has taught me what works best.Unfortunately, down here in FL, everybody and their mother has had or has a real estate lic. and too many think or lead their clients to think they know a lot more than they really do. 

Plus the PMs I work with know that keeping an existing tenant is easier than loosing one so if they charged me $150 to resign an existing tenant for another then I would expect the tenant to cover that cost over the year.

I opened the jar and found 3 loose diamonds, two diamond ear rings, a sapphire ring, and a gold ring.

@Kevin Martins Without knowing specific knowledge of your market I would say what you're looking at is closer to Class D.Class C shouldn't have that many problems unless you've got a 1000+ unit property and it's a numbers game where you're bound to at least get a few calls because of how many people there are.

I use that term loosely to include any scheme where a homeowner in foreclosure is duped into loosing the equity they had in the home.

The buyer had totally trashed the property and it was routinely loosing LOTS of money. 

Since the previous owners broke the lease they loose it and the new tenants should have to provide their own.