So the Janitor usually wins, defined as making more passive income than your expenses, because his expenses start off so low and stay low.Unfortunately, after you play it a while, you get to know what to look for, like when that one stock becomes available for, I forget, $3 or something ...

I would love to hop on a call soon and discuss potential ways of collaborating or creating a win/win situation! 

Quote from @Collin Hays:Merchants rarely win chargeback disputes.

And if the deal itself isn’t solid, no contractor can turn it into a win. 

(A lot of states, they can easily pull emergency assistance, and the court case get automatically dismissed) If they are pro at this, you have no way to win without a super experienced PM and legal team.

Even if you are not cash flowing on day one, that's okay (in my opinion), you're not paying the full mortgage on your own, which in of itself is a huge win and you learn other tangible real estate investing skills along the way by simply owning. 

There's a BIG win in all of this for you...the tenant is gone.

With the right approach, you can turn these opportunities into great wins!

This property’s location in South End is a major win—walkability to shops, restaurants, and the light rail makes it very desirable.

Daniel Siapin We were in a partnership with a couple of award winning wineries in SA about 3 years back (not going to say who but one provides grapes to Penfolds and was winery of the year not long ago).I would say this.