Therefore appreciation and strong demand will be a factor in your market into the future.One slightly negative factors is that your negative cash flow might be higher if you encounter repairs or turnover. 

This is the most useful, hands-on, and motivating RE resource I have encountered. 

So my advise, keep it to yourself, don't get carried away to help everyone you encounter at work.

@Scott Mac Like @Jaysen Medhurst said, I don't think I've ever encountered a B class tenant, or even an A class tenant, that truly cared about their sink.

As a guarantor, the parent has the right to know if little Johnny or Janey are meeting their {financial} obligations and the privilege of opening their wallet if they fail.Nothing like a {student tenant} stumbling our of bed on a Saturday morning and encountering helicopter mom in the kitchen to disrupt social cohesion between house/flat-mates.

@John AndersonFunny you guys mention bank accounts and encountering tenants that don't have them.

Upgrades may or may not have been done over the years, but have long passed, and upkeep is kept at a minimum.You might encounter aluminum electrical wiring, galvanized steel plumbing, led paint and even asbestos because of the age of the property.Because rents are substantially lower the income demographics of the residents may be towards the lower end too.D ClassNow we are talking C Class properties where the owners for various reasons have not maintained the property.

People investing different ways will obviously encounter different obstacles.

When screening tenants, it’s very likely you’ll encounter tenants who have an eviction from many…

I guess they thought they were going to start a lil rehab and I noticed the city put a nice orange sticker stating the porch (clearly new) was not permitted and they added to the list "the back addition" which was done years ago.