If you don't, you're not being true to your cashflow.Imagine if you ignore those numbers, and in a few years you have a huge capital expenditure (such as a needing a new roof, A/C unit etc).

My specific question for experienced landlords is: Do you ignore or put less weight in medical collections as opposed to other types of collections?

He talked about how his brother had wanted him to get into RE for a long time and he ignored him. 

I personally ignore any requests that don't share a reason why they'd want to connect with me. 

Shamefully I'm totally ignorant on this and after submitting this post I'll continue to research... 

Business does not survive on charity but it does survive on goodwill and many people would rather not do business with an emotionally ignorant counterparty  which it is why it's good to remember that being a landlord doesn't also have to mean being a jerk.

Stop ignoring your own damn post.

Ignoring that rule given that this is BRRRR and not a flip, if you want to be able to pull all of your money out it seems like you would need to get it for no more than $58k (including closing costs).

It is a balloon floated up asking to be countered or ignored.

@Chris Seveney I apologize for my ignorance, but this is something I have never looked into .