While it appears many rookie investors tend to struggle to hit the ground running due to lack of capital / financing, I have the opposite problem.

Additionally, properties with high monthly costs struggle to compete with fee-simple homes, affecting resale value.

I sometimes wonder if it makes sense for all of us landlords to confront them, they sold us a lie and now we are severely struggling from it.

We've struggled with Quickbooks for the last several years (and before that I literally had a shoe box with receipts in it).

The issue there is the current prices and CA laws - for the past year I've been struggling to find a property that's somewhat turnkey and that would at least break even...

It’s the latest struggling brand that REV has purchased, joining Pier 1, Modell’s Sporting Goods and, most recently, RadioShack,” ( Link ).These references reveal the depth of the Norada Capital Management deception.

I think this would be really insightful to other rookies who maybe have a fear of failing or are struggling right now.

I’m struggling with 3, in part because they are being rehabbed out of state and just keeping all the expenses organized is a lot of work.

@Ashley Wilson you do not need to explain or defend yourself.Over the years, I’ve contributed countless pages of valuable content here on BiggerPockets, breaking down in excruciating detail why over 90% of investors struggle to land deals (hint: it’s all about marketing).

Hey BP,I know this question has been asked often, but I've been struggling trying to find an investor-friendly insurance company.