They often have people on the podcast that have for ex. 350 units but they own a fraction of that as part of partnerships and syndication... not the 350 units themselves outright.

I wish he had a fraction of the time he spent here to talk with my agent, we may have not came to terms on that property but he has several others that potentially could have worked out for my current needs.

Also deductible: insurance, county/local taxes, and, in most cases, a fractional proportion of any "mortgage points" you may have paid. 

Its also going to get ugly if all those guys decide to get out of the rental game, and I have very little doubt that their real returns are going to be a fraction of their projections.The numbers work well here, though, which is why the hedge funds came into town in the first place, and there are plenty of people doing well.

The same thing goes for fractionalized Deeds of Trust which are perfectly legal in many states  CA specifically thats how we did all our loans.. but in Oregon NO way..

If your not and going by Zillow trulia and hotpads then your only hitting a fraction of the potential pool of tenants 

I think of it as being selfish if you don't help people getting fractions of a percent in interest from banks and investment funds when you can easily provide them with double-digit returns secured by first-position liens.The "hard" parts are freeing your mind from the prison in which you keep it and then learning how to help others so you'll have the resources you need to help yourself."

I had a half glass fixed shower door fabricated and installed, then had the entire bathroom primed, coated and painted with a high end specialized latex paint for ceramic tile.It only takes a few hours to apply and 24 hours to cure and completely changed the look of the bathroom for a fraction of the cost, with extremely fast turnaround time.

It is really difficult to re-book only 5 or so days out from check in and our price yielding is set up so even if it did re-book it would be a fraction of the price. 

Detroit is a perfect example of a 2 million pop city thats now 700k or so.. massive devaluation of their homes over the decades to the point where the existing homes cost a fraction to buy than to replace.