I mainly market in a 1-1/2 hour radius of my home and everything is done by me belly-to-belly, including door knocking on non-responsive follow-ups.I’ve been throwing away about 10% of my leads because they’re in war zones.

Seems like these would use less juice so maybe it would work. 

In this case, the juice maybe worth the squeeze.

One thing no one's mentioned so far is to have both a small-size Leatherman (I use the Juice) and a Swiss Army Knife (I use the larger Hercules) with you at all times.

I used all cash on my first deal and was looking at HML but at 10+% and points it just made the juice not worth the squeeze. 

Is the juice worth the squeeze?" 

An assistance animal (like an emotional support dog or cat or pot belly pig) needs no training, nor any certification, and is not limited to dog.Remember, even if someone is allowed to have an animal because of a disability, they are not allowed to damage the property, the animal must be kept under control at all times, and they are not allowed to generate odors or allergens that would affect other tenants.  

It's not uncommon for their to be multiple heirs, none of whom agree on what to do with the property (or how much it's worth), so often the juice is not worth the squeeze.

The real question here is the juice worth the squeeze.

Also, if I go with electronic rents collection, what if the rent collecting service goes belly-up, and my rents disappear into the void?