This pot property owners in the position of having to keep nonpaying tenants while turning away prospective renters who would pay their bills. 

I am a bit pot bellied now, but I always treat folks with respect. 

Such as a finished attic turned into an office, maybe the junk room can become a guest room or even the finished basement, if you have one, an entertainment place.Freshen up areas with some few potted plants which can make a room feel airy and light.

They even get Farmer's Market food stamps cards so they can buy their pot brownies, oh, sorry, their healthy veggies. 

Loop net is okay for viewing properties and practicing your underwriting.There are younger, hungrier brokers or divisions within MM or colliers who do smaller buildings. 

The $2000 a month is gross, and with other expenses the net is much less--sewer, water, etc.Why? 

Decide what you are comfortable with in terms of a safety net (my safety net is my cashflow every month), and then go looking for deals that meet your criteria. 

If tenants don't pay utilities they typically get notices of cut offs and end up sitting in the dark without...literally...a pot to pee in. 

I have to buy a refrigerator, 2 living areas, 2 dining areas, 3 bedroom sets, 3 TVs, dishes, pots, pans, silverware, etc. 

If I bring in a profit of 300 net is that good or bad on a 70k property?