With counterfeit bills and having to count it out having the liability of losing it or theft , it seems pointless

Here are the details: Property: 4 br / 4 ba unit, 1250 sq ft, in MF complex with individual lock-able bed/bath suites Rent: Currently $1600-$1700 in identical units Target purchase price: $135,000 Monthly HOA Dues: $200 Prpty Mgmt Firm: $165 (10%)Monthly Taxes: Approx. $200I have access to financing with no PMI at 3.25% through the credit union.

Population 10,500Duplex both units identical 3b2ba 1300 sq ft each. 1 car garage eachThere’s 2 other 3b2ba single family houses listed for rent at $1,100 and $1,200 (they have been rehabbed.)I believe rent could be $700/$750Property 2: $180,000Located in Sierra Vista, Arizona.

I have a friend who's home is currently in pre-forclosure status (caused by a lengthy identity theft situation).  

I am not concerned about the risk of theft from the machines and am not concerned about much of a drop in income from changing to a system like Payrange - primarily because tenants are a bit more of a captive audience than someone who is going to a laundromat.

Hi Dom, I'm just getting started in investing too and am actually looking to buy in the Ft.

She has a rehearsed sales pitch which is identical to what you hear online in her sales presentations. 

Two totally identical building next door to each other can have totally different CAP RATES.

In the case of a loan, which had a balloon payment at the end of the term, they would be almost identical. 

I struggled with the same identity crisis when I worked in Corporate America.