But... that is likely to be a tiny minority.

I don't really have any issue with repairs but for regularly scheduled mowing which I'm paying $176 (including the 10%) for two visits a month for a tiny yard seems a little crazy to me.

During this whole time I mucked around in tiny crawl spaces with mouse crap and snakes, cleaned sewage off of myself more than once, made at least two emergency room visits (one for drilling a hole straight through my hand installing cabinet knobs), sweated my *** off in attics in the summer.

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To be clear, its not 2% annual, meaning you pay only a tiny amount for the day or two you have it. 

Lower-quality/higher-quantity of leads can go to newer agents as these will require more legwork to convert to clients and sales.Pitfalls: - When expanding your team, do not bring on too many agents at a time unless you have people, tools, or systems in place to help you onboard and train them.- Institute a 30-day trial period (before introducing them to the team) where you and agent get to know one another.

His rentals are now a reliable source of steady and recurring income (which is invaluable for a retired person but also a small % few have...beyond a tiny Social Security check). 

When first starting out using a Buy and Hold strategy and with limited capital, do you think it's better to purchase a bunch of lower priced properties in lower quality / depressed areas or spend a little bit more but have less quantity or rentals (but presumably higher quality tenants) for properties in an area that is well known for being a "good" area?

Once they realize I don't jump to their every tiny complaint (the neighbors are loud!

All properties are within a 2 mile radius in a tiny MS town.