I researched the crap (no pun intended) out of toilets and found out from seasoned plumbers that Toto had the lowest amount of issues long term.

yesterday.More seriously never saw one that doesnt throw crap in the cartiges and wrecks them every few. 

The floor was brown with crap and the sub-floor had to be torn out.  

Either you gave them crap materials (eg, your financial house is a mess, like giving a painter crummy paint), or they suck (you provided top notch materials/paint, and STILL got shoddy workmanship out of it), or some combination thereof.What due diligence did you do when you hired that person?

Also important to note that tenants can be full of crap with a new owner.

Not to mention that he has numerous tutorials on his website.

Whether it was due to their ignorance of RE (like they're just guys off the street who read a blog about RE and think they can therefore wholesale to get rich quick ) or they just wanted to throw a crap deal onto someone because they're a straight up con-man.

It's so true, and it's also what I'm trying NOT to do :/   In terms of the 1-200/door  @Jd Martin  ... even with 1.3% rent ratios, which is what I'm targeting, that's been the best I'm able to do (with a 25% down loan) And that's also what BP tutorials all preach as normal.  

It's that when most of you get here, you start voting for the same big-government crap that f-ed up your own economies in the first place.No, we don't have a state income tax.No, you don't need a license to be a painter.No, you don't even need a license to be a GC.

All of those problems you identify with the crap properties and crap tenants are problems that cost money.