This site has been saying we are at the top of the market for almost 3 years now.I almost want things to tank just to save my eyes the pain of constantly rolling them at every freaking Nostradamus on this site. tldr: YAWN..............

But now they are trying to sue my brother for $44k for damages and pain/suffering.

I use the site Psychology Today as my referring source.

For REI I’d surmise it’s best to find the pain points for people and then see if you can help.Also though to clarify you don’t necessarily need to solve a problem.  

Doing it this way may not be monetarily the best way to do it but it works better because you get a psychological reward of paying something off and it will then give you motivation to pay off the next. 

He would of been a pain to have a tenant.

Sorry for the pain this renter is bringing into your life.

Anyone have success/pain points in Compton that can share?

And that value is two-fold: firstly, you get the value of newly upgraded property (and you don't close until the rehab is done, so that vacancy time isn't on you), purchased at market price, that (if you finance) your tenants will pay 75-80% of over time; secondly, you get the psychological value of knowing that someone else has skin in the game, someone who absolutely knows what they are doing and has efficient systems in place to ensure you do as little work as possible while still collecting monthly income.

If I was replacing flooring, it was easier, but still a pain.