The "2% rule" is, IMHO, a horrible rule.

He makes Frank Rolfe sound like a horrible person because he makes money off of poor people.

Every time you move new tenants in you gamble on getting horrible tenants.

The last one may be ready to get rid of them and will tell you good things even though they are horrible tenants.

The incredibly noisy 6 member family on the top floor of my 4 family is making the quality of life horrible for me just renovating the unit below, It's just bedlam from 3:30 to 10 every weeknight, and all weekend.

I came across the Traction site and thought it was interesting, but then I saw the membership fees, which wasn't horrible, but it did make me close the tab and continue on.

The old paint is still in the garage, so I could make those repairs myself, but I know it wouldn't look nearly as nice as a professional repainting job.The kitchen/dining is painted a horrible BLOOD RED color.

I hope my math is horribly wrong. 

I found a home in ATL in a great location, but a horrible driveway.Here is the listinghttp://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1900-Harper-Rd-NW-Atlanta-GA-30318/35916027_zpid/Here's why I am in trouble.

One of my first tenants, even though it was clearly in the lease that repairs or changes are not allowed without written permission from me, put down those old tacky peel and stick kitchen tiles in a bright blue over my brand new neutral flooring, changed out the dining room light fixture, and painted the house in horrible dark colors.