When I say "too much drama" I mean the classic "drugs, thugs, and bugs" type of tenants.  

@Andrew Davis I live in New York doing the drug rep thing but invest in Orlando/Central Florida.

Most of the Lonnie Dealers we have trained on the new rules and methodologies for staying legal are using private investors as a source of capital.

However, I really don't like the area and Pueblo has a growing drug problem from what I know.

The problem with Volvo's is that they are expensive to repair, as many times you must take them to a Volvo certified mechanic, and with some repairs, you have to take them to the dealer.

What most seem to be dream chasers, they need instant gratification, wheeler dealers that have been mislead, actually they are victims and don't know it.

You can take title or float the title...or work as a buyer for a dealer or park.

How to  manage the  psychological roller coaster of investing in real estate with no drugs.

Drug related activity and they had  been partying there.

While it use to be that only public companies were required to follow Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), this year all real estate operations must comply, that means any mom and pop landlord, any whizbang investor dealer or any else that sells dirt.This aspect has everyone dealing with leases and/or option contracts and any other sale giving consideration to accounting for such operations, banks/lenders, settlement agents, appraisers as well as investors.