Their muscles ached for weeks as they gained the strength needed to throw so many pots.At the end of class, both halves were invited to enter their most perfect pot into the competition.

Hit the gym to build muscle, flexibility, and stamina.

I've got some muscles too.

HCD would be able to indicate what they believe, but so far I understand that HCD does not have any muscle behind them. 

What other criteria should I be looking for that may be an indicator of a head ache property in another investors portfolio?

home A: will cash flow (if he pays) $700 that’s my part after him paying taxes insurance ....with me risking eviction eventually...Home B renter has to be evicted... with all this covid stuff and no contract I’m concerned he has the upper hand and I’ll be paying for it...Is the upside worth the head ache!

This was because PMC's wanted to make sure tenant's checks didn't bounce and it took time to enter everything into accounting ledgers manually to determine how much to send owners.Currently, software has made all this easier, but PMC's still need to wait at least 5 business days for ACH payments to clear.So, most PMC's still only pay owners monthly and in batch - meaning no matter when a rent payment is received, all owners are paid on the same day. 

Once you analyze enough, it becomes like muscle memory.I think @Brenden Mitchum gave you some great advice.

, real time payment transactions, no waiting 4 - 5 days for ACH to process, no 2.99% processing fee like credit cards. 

@Lynnette E. most banks can apply an ACH filter allowing some incoming payments while blocking others.