Most believe it is a bad idea...fewer will agree to do it.

Example below:"The rights of water consumers in New York State depend on whether the water supplier is a municipality or a large or small water company.

That can be far more time consuming....and mistakes can reveal information that can cause myriad problems.  

Rental property is expensive, and time consuming to keep looking 100%.

Figured if I moved into index funds I would 1) obviously drastically decrease the management fee (my advisor’s is only .75%, but still much larger than the .04%). 2) have fewer commissions as I would not be planning on selling the index funds and actively trading as I have been doing to date.

For example, would you pay $100 for a half consumed bottle of water?

I love it since my VA's help out a lot on the time consuming tasks.Very scale-able when you're primarily focusing on acquisitions.

Then find software that solves those problems.I see a lot of new investors with fewer than 10 units asking about the best software and my response is for them to use a simple spreadsheet or a free software like TenantCloud or Cozy.

Even if you get a judgement, collection from someone without money is difficult and time consuming.

They are far too labour intensive and time consuming to hold for what is basically low returns per door.