We went to the property and first thing we noticed was a nasty smell of dog pee.

@Eric MichaelsExcept if you're interested in SFR you have to battle Invitation Homes and the other funds for any deals.

The rooms smelled horrible of urine because they would pee in their rooms from being locked in the entire time.I made it clear that I would not close if they were still living in the property!

Three folks contributing different amounts of labor and this is going to turn into a battle royale in the end.

Reading and networking are the appetizers, half the battle of overcoming that fear.

So, there is a very heavy strike two.Next, looks like you sold at a price above what you're saying market value is, but at that amount, it's a foul ball.

I would be concerned about dust, lice, and smells with fabric, although we do put up fabric panels in place of closet doors in some units.

Yep, the fan battle cry for the Cincinnati Bengals!

You need a cash out refi, but with poor credit that is an uphill battle.

In our newly acquired 4-unit building, one of the tenants smelled gas and called the gas company.