Cory Nemoto with Keco Capital, but make sure you have enough juice in the deal.

Most if not all of what I've seen from gurus is readily available at little to no cost, except for the actionable, fire in the belly part.

Some would say that is dumb as leverage juices up the return, and I can make more money by leveraging, and yes that is correct.

Needless to say, It is a constant battle picking-up leaves, sticks, and twigs.The tenants do not speak English and have created issues in the past with caused by raising chickens, large tropical birds, pot belly pigs, etc,.

They were a syndicated STR that went belly up.

@Sabrina Bell I just sent you a DM. 

But when you are trying to compare how to spend money versus non-real estate alternatives like stocks and make sure the juice is worth the squeeze, IMO you want to do a proper underwriting. 

There is places to slash costs, paint isn't one of em, the juice simply isn't worth the squeeze. 

In these "quantity" areas, you'll have a very hard time finding a buyer who has a down payment and can qualify for a loan .This is an article Jack Miller wrote about the topic.Making money from the earnings of poor people is like getting orange juice from an orange tree without any oranges on it.

And from what I have seen from owning over 200 section 8 doors personally from Detroit to Jackson MS.. is the Juice simply was not worth the squeeze.. so we own Zero today.