So focusing on cashflow, IF IT IS GENUINE AND SUSTAINABLE, makes it almost impossible to go broke.However it is also almost impossible to get wealthy on it either so that's the problem.  As

As I said above, it's mostly long term future prospects that are the problem. As

Hoarding is a mental illness basically, and part of their problem as a hoarder is that everything has “sentimental value” so they can’t get rid of stuff.

I almost never use E/M (Texas) because sellers don't care as long as I'm solving their problem. A

Keeping it short; a year after changing to new property managers in Indy we have: A 3 bed house that has consistently been rented and no problem. A

Leaving food on the kitchen counter is a problem as well.  

Capital gain - no problem as long as your intent was not primarily to simply resell as a flip like @Michael Plaks said. 

They said they could set that up no problem. A

We search online and also post our own ads to get applicants, interview them, try on the ones we like, if the trial is good, we keep using them.Now I think being remote is not a problem, as long as we make finding right people and setting up the right system as our one thing, spend more time online to build the local network.

I can close 7-10 FNMA loans (& I work with some damn complicated scenarios from our fellow BP members) in the same amount of time invested as one HML, and in the current regulatory environment it's not like it's lawful for me to get paid 7x-10x as much for that one HML, soooo......Big picture it's actually a bit of a problem. A