Looks like lot to chew on..I signed up for a webinar next week.

Please chew the meat and spit out the bones. 

You have to learn to not put up with other people's crap in real estate investing or you will get chewed up and spit out!

Stoke the fire boys, let me get my chew, my pocket knife and join this spit a whittle club!

Houses go from 20k to 250k  and I don't want to bite more than I can chew so hoping to get good advice for my are through BP and making my first and future properties run as smoothly it can be 

Closing costs and 10% down chewed up about $60k of my $100k. 

-pet damage (caused by chewing or scratching, or urine stains/odors)-burn patches or knife cuts on the countertops-broken window panes or ripped window screens-ripped door hinges, missing door handles or locks

I have worked on homes where squirrels got into the house ( usually chewing a hole through soffit) and then they just started destroying things little by little.I worked on a house where squirrels chewed right through the electrical wiring.

If, for example, a dog chews through a custom wood door and the cost to replace it is $500, but you only collected $300 in pet deposit, can you tap into the security deposit to cover the $200 difference?

I'm not sure if you have any experience yet, but possibly jumping into two buildings with 9 units seems like more than I would recommend chewing off if you are new.