One of the things I've noticed over the years of looking for houses is how little attention some RE agents pay when writing up listings.  Its obvious they write it quickly and never double check it.  When RE investors...

I think I understand the compassion and understanding here for someone who is being entrepreneurial and thinking in new ways to make extra money, but let's change the context and see how many folks still think this tenant would be a good business partner: What some folks are essentially suggesting is that they would be wiling to partner with someone who is knowingly violating a rental/lease agreement, and deliberately lying to at least two parties (the owner and AirBnB) for her own personal gain, which puts the owner at a significant risk (he doesn't just get to walk away if it all goes horribly wrong, etc.) 

It's in horrible shape and needs to be torn down, literally!

My taxes come second and electric third, then heating oil. ( I Didn't count groceries simply b/c we never do when looking at investment numbers :) )So from a SFR standpoint my community is horrible for SFR investment.

I've seen real estate in metro go from great to horrible and it's rebounding now. 

I have seen one here for $147,500 in which three are rented out and the fourth is kinda crappy but not horrible.

If we had decided to rent to them, things would have turned out horribly wrong.

Baltimore is a horrible place to be a landlord and I doubt I will ever buy in the city again.

You hit 125 horrible shots but that one good one will keep you interested.

Horrible experience with Reward Services.