Failure to do so is a violation of the lease and will result in eviction.

Getting the best price for the asset is one of the skills Realtors claim to have and to pass off their failure as "seller's greed" is one of the reasons Realtors have such a poor standing in our society today.

That way we would never allow our housing and banking system to teeter on the precipice of complete failure, because, well, they are licensed and professional and the govt is looking out for the consumer, right? 

Property management failures, hurricane/flooding risk, etc., etc. 

Without time, investing in hands-on real estate is a recipe for failure.

.:  No need to see this as a failure. 

Toward the end of the year, we started seeing a big uptick in down payment assistance loan failures (2nd position loans under $10k to help with down payments that were in default.

I've heard that 87% figure tossed about all over the internet, but have found no study or basis for it, other than it's often repeated, perhaps because it suits the purpose of the people using it.Whatever the percentage failure of licensed agents, I'm sure it's quite high.

Either it's a setup for failure, and they know it, so no go.

I was fine but folks basically wanted to rent for less than my cost of electricity... haha so that one was a failure but the 2007-11 years which were pretty apocalyptic :-)  I don't think Margaritaville is ever going to make sense as an investment property because of the prices and the HOA fees.