More companies are talking robotics and automation in their production.  

@John Chapman  I know I paint a broad brush.. but if your unlucky enough to get a house that settles 6 inchs because of soil shrinking.. then you have to deal with it.I have one left and god I hope I can get it off the books in the next 60 days.last one I sold while in escrow monster hail storm had to replace roof had to postpone sale had to pay deductible   all in all cost us about 4 to 5k ... and owner got a brand new stinkin roof. 

I don't really think there are any cons--you're going to vet people just like you would anyone from Monster or Indeed.

Kyle Kufeldt yea man I feel if I can get it going it can be a monster.

If there is a fire, and someone gets hurt, and you knew about but failed to remedy the code violation, are you a monster?

Require the tenants to do those time monsters.

The flip side of that is sometimes us locals are spoiled because we've seen the monster cash flow homerun deal and turn our nose up at a solid double. 

It makes one sound like a robot.

With a moment to reflect and the opportunity for some hindsight, I don't think I would call any one of my deals thus far a complete home run with respect to gaining immediate equity or monster cash flow.My first deal is probably the laggard of the bunch.  

at least in our state were DEQ is a monster to work with if your systems fail