I can do minor repairs if they can wait until Saturday or Sunday.Only think I'm afraid of is searching for tenants (where does one find them?)

Don't be afraid to miss a "great deal"... 

If you're considering to become an out of state investor, here are some of my tips: 1) Make sure you do your due diligence and don't be afraid of skipping a deal if the numbers don't work. 2) Know your focus - is it cashflow or appreciation?

Just tried to hire one myself and they seem so afraid of housing authorities, they have minimal criteria and make no effort to screen.  

I' afraid the cat pee will ruin the floors. 

Don't be afraid to negotiate, particularly if you have a lot of rentals.4.

Rental property real estate is an awful investment right now but people are afraid to admit it or are blinded by what they read here on BP.

I know many buyers will go with the flow and not object, but I'm especially curious about the experienced investors and people who aren't afraid to rock the boat to save some money.

Social media platforms like Facebook and LinkedIn are also great places to network with buyers.Ask for Referrals: Don’t be afraid to ask existing buyers for referrals to other investors.

Don't be afraid to break up with your agent, be cordial and respectful and tell them you're working with someone else.