I agree with Adam that there's not enough information here to say who is at fault.If you are spending all your income on maintenance after three years, then I would say you are being cheated by the PM or you bought a real dump.Personally, I would suck it up and find an expensive, but reliable, contractor to visit the property with me and make an assessment of what needs to be done to fix the property and stop the bleeding.

If you're expecting guests to visit and pay for the privilege, it's best if it's in a location that you personally would visit or an attractive destination. 3.

But it can also be incredibly rewarding if your passion aligns with helping others navigate their financial lives.Given your background and interest in personal finance, you're already ahead in some ways.

Quote from @John Mason: I usually join all the facebook and meetup groups in the area in which I buy and go through 3 months of posts:)  and then connect and meetup and then see..but then I am very patient...That’s one great advice, but I have only till Friday to either go ahead with the purchase or get out.

@Scott Mac We have cash reserves and access to capital now so looking to move ahead on a few deals asap, however, of course want to find a good area to do that in and also make sure the numbers work in our favour to first and foremost flip.

Every business faces a critical decision-making period when deciding whether to accept or go ahead with a business deal.

Such a long road ahead but I’m so excited to see where this journey leads!

Are there any questions about the property or amenities that I can answer or is there anything that we can do prior to your visit to enhance your stay?"

Obviously, a ranch would be the best, size has to be big enough, with plenty of space for parking so families can come to visit, and if it's located at an easily spot location would be even better. 

I went ahead with 85% CLTV on my 3 family.