So either this person learns from what you said, or will fail by not learning what buyers are actually looking for and just trying to play the rip off artist, I hope they just learn, we don't need any other scammers in this industry

You should play the lotto with those types of improbable odds.

If you decide to self-manage, you might consider hiring a handy man to provide maintenance while you play the role of property manager and/or leasing agent.On Site Property Manager / Superintendent: This individual may play many of the property manager / leasing roles listed above.

The BRRRR method in our market is really a capital/equity play. The

@Jon Holdman I think we're back on topic but once you here these "pixie dusters" (gurus) posture with the 150 or 500 or 999 deals they've done this year you should play the old theme from Purina Dog Chow "My dog's bigger than your dog...."

With good credit and income and obviously a habit of saving, I think it would be a good strategy to keep saving and putting 20 to 25% down and not play the max leverage- how fast can I get to x rentals game. 

Section 8 believes if the tenant moves out(even after their lease has expired) you are not entitled to the back rent because the property was in habitable.Even through my little process, I still find the nicest "professional tenant" that knows how to play the game and I still get burned....  

I have learned that there is a lot of money to be made in Middle Eastern markets if you know how to play the game, who the players are, and work within your skill set.

- Would you knowingly submit a "non-competitive" offer as just in case to play the numbers game?

The round cost could help dictate the amount of play. The