The turnover is where you will lose a huge amount of money. 

Then they should lose service workers and their community status.  

Have you ever heard of a Landlord being sued by a Tenant and losing property?

It's easy to lose money making common mistakes, including trusting your tenants to be honest.

Other than that the lender is going to lose their behind. 

If you don’t use it you’ll lose it. 

Add that to the rent control movement sweeping the country, already sky high real estate values, and it seems like a lose-lose-lose. 

That's how you buy D+ properties thinking they are Cs and lose all of your money.

@John Laney the great thing is, our brokerage eXp is being proactive in this transitionary time so we don’t lose time servicing our clients.

This has amazing features, but I have not pulled the trigger yet, I've learned to give seemingly amazing **** some time, and check out reallll reviews first. ninety-nine dollars per month is ok if its month to month, but to throw five hundred upfront to them and lose is not good at all. anyone else checking/checked it out, please share good and bad?