That usually worked.Customers try to get over-involved nowadays and try to micro-manage projects.

Or you can skip all the landlording headaches and invest passively instead :-)   That's the only way I invest nowadays.

Even as a rehabber.In order to find success nowadays, you have to be willing to go the extra mile and do what other wholesalers won't.

It's relatively outdated as it's a '97 house and apparently code has evolved in the past 25 years.For one, it claims the Electrical Panel breaker box cannot be in the master bedroom closet (which is where it's located) nowadays and there's no outside shut off valve.

It's why I invest passively nowadays.

Most larger property managers require it in their leases nowadays.

It has become a running joke, as instead of asking, I nowadays say "I suppose we can't do this because you don't want to be another Tulum".

It works best nowadays with commercial property that has assumable mortgages.  

(I have no clue, have never been there, but everyone is raving about it nowadays :)).

It's going to be a year 7 + cash flow thing nowadays which precipitates on the real equity gain actually, which will divert a lot of mom & pop REI and let institutional and HNW hoard more.