You want to make sure you haven't inherited terrible / or shadily placed tenets even if there are no immediate signs of danger.

Yet, I feel terrible because I am not great at actually posting things which is something I want to get better at.

I think it’s terrible siding, but then again it’s hard to imagine it with fresh paint.

When we finally focused and made real estate our focus we were in debt of over a $100,000 and had terrible credit. 

On a personal note, It’s taken me 30 years trial and error to learn how to be debt free and not over my head so it scares me terribly to get into bed with seedcredit to cover the cost of a course if I cannot pay it off quickly because the course didn’t work

So far both times I've had to get people out they were inherited tenants that had already made such a mess and had such terrible credit that it just wasn't worth it.I am going to ask my attorney next time I talk to him about taking last month's rent prior to move-in.

Based on my income + about 70k in savings from selling non-performing properties i have been debating a few ways of going...I have been keeping an eye on MLS listings since i still hold my real estate license for the past few months and Craigslist for cash deals, but i feel the prices are just terrible right now on your typical 3/2 rental properties...Option 1: Should i keep looking for 3/2, 4/2+ under 150k deals for rentals in hopes of something popping up?

For example, I'm solidifying my belief I would make a terrible landlord and property manager based on these discussions, so I'm directing my efforts towards the financing side of the business.

Maybe you had a bad experience with a terrible tenant. 

I current work a blue collar job as an Electrical Technician, it’s not terrible but it is not the place I want to end up for the next 35 years.