I'll likely give it another few months before I officially thrown in the towel. 

I understand marketing campaigns, and the need to "stay the course" before you "throw-in-the-towel", but I'm considering dropping this campaign.I've been doing it for about 6 months, with minimal results.  

Those properties only have high cash flow on paper.

You are have to put actual numbers to paper.

But the reality is that you'll occasionally come across bad apples, despite them looking good on paper. 

Even if you bring down optimistic rent expectation in Charlotte, NC area, it still seems like a good investment on paper.

I will definitely look into the numbers before anything and make sure that what he says actually is matching with what's on papers!

Hi Tim,I think the opportunity lays on his pain point "has not had good experiences with tenants" maybe if you offer security an assurance in this area he will go for it.It think this would work on me and more so if it was written on paper.

Land lords need to create a paper trail of tenant issues, before moving to evict.

I wouldn't consider them the only method for investing, but in the short term have found them to be more lucrative in returns than all of my other paper assets consistently.