The only real feed back I have received from people is that some investors have left a bad taste in some peoples mouths and word of mouth travels quick.

Ten to one evictions leave alot of bad tastes in the mouths of landlords, and you might be able to get a solid deal.

It is just about what flavor of ice cream you love and the occasional bad taste you can stomach from it, keep going, and be happy still.    

Bremner That is what I was telling my wife lol we live in a place where it would for my taste not smart to leave.

I started a window cleaning business in May 2015 and it's going really well here in Mi, but now that I've had a taste of what it's like to not starve anymore I'm ready for more, a lot more!!

It doesn't make the steak taste any better, just adds the sense of hearing to the meal.Your rates are based on several factors; location, value, your personal credit score, your personal and professional loss history, loss history of the property to be insured, cost to rebuild based upon area of the country and so much more.Your loss history and credit score can impact the cost more than the location.If you want to rebuild then by all means get Replacement cost coverage.If you want to tear it down and buy another one across the street, find a company that will sell you a stated value policy like Foremost.

I'd much rather that vs. her get a bad taste in her mouth about me and muddy my reputation.

If things go south it's going to leave a bad taste in your month and it'll put you off from investing.

Do it wrong, and you could be left with such a bad taste in your mouth that you abandon any hope of a second REI venture. 

If you have champagne taste, then it will be difficult to shop with a beer budget.