Each separate partnership or entity (not individual property) has one primary operating checking account (except for a couple where we give our a onsite manager access to a small secondary account)... or we would go even more nuts! 

Even if it was sold as “newly rehabbed”, either it still needed a lot of work, the neighbors skyrocketed, or the investor is just nuts. hehe.

Others thought I was a nut job. 7) Operational skills - You need to be ready and willing to be hands on with your properties.

Typically a simple letter does the trick -- "we need a bigger yard for our dog," or "this commute is driving me nuts, need to live closer to work," etc.

That's nuts. 

@Michael FiduciaWhat you described is my investment strategy in a nut shell.  

Deciding with az near me is more fruitful with cash flow vs appreciation purchases. 

I always tell my clients there is no one size fits all with mortgage, and it's very true. one person i explain points and rate-buy-down to, they say "you'd have to be nuts to do that" and another client would say "buy it down as far as i can go, don't care how much it costs". what i recommend is doing the math on the recuperation period. so in your example, if the cost is $6500 to save $400 per month, how long would it take you to recuperate the $6500 in added cost?

If you were from Kansas City I'd say that'd be your market & you were nuts to pick Cleveland over it.P.S.Don't know if you've seen it yet or not but the The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods is always a good read.

Let's say you are aware the tenant has 5 assault rifles and the nut job goes on a shooting spree.