I see the mistakes.

If you built an oak deck that went over the property line by mistake you would have to spend money to redesign the deck.

We had someone measure it, and they found it to be 1,350 square feet.Even if the measurement was a bit off and the actual square footage is 1,400 square feet, that still means the house is 300 square feet less than what was listed.So, who bears responsibility for this mistake?

I can go on a long, long winded post but the reality is a lot of people's mistakes are the lessons you can learn from.I started out "investing", not REI, but just general investing in 2005.

Mistakes leading to funds being handled improperly could lead to the IRS blowing up the entire IRA account as a full taxable disbursement. ...liability.

If the climb and frenzy were a bit slower in other markets, there will be fewer owners that paid WAY too much and are stuck.Don't get me wrong, dumb money finds its way everywhere, but a mistake on a $300k property is a lot easier to solve than on an $800k cabin in Gatlinburg (just making up numbers - don't know the market dynamics there, but you get the point).

Quote from @Arron Paulino: Let me ask a different question: if you made mistakes with your current properties, what are you going to do differently that would make a different property perform any better?

You have borrowed too much money from tenants with promise of waiving a few months of rent, which I think was the biggest mistake you have made.You have broken so much trust between landlord and tenants relationship, but it was a great lesson for me.

My mistake on a rough example.

I thought they had mistaking gave me.my first test results, but wasn't the case.   2 failures signed up again to take.3.rd.te S soon as I was allowed.