It's ALL the challenges of doing the deals, which is the hardest part (until you start doing the rehabs, which can kick your a** also).If you have a passion for this and you're willing to invest every spare penny and minute into it, then go for it.  

If you keep the fuse box, it's probably a good idea to get some spare fuses ahead of time, and keep them at the property somewhere.You might also ask your insurance agent if they have any requirements about replacing fuses with breakers, or if they offer discounts for doing so.If there is some way to shut off the power ahead of this box (short of removing the meter), then I would guess that getting this one box replaced might cost a few hundred dollars. 

There's little love to spare for landlords and what would make our lives easier, and a lot of basic sympathy for renters and tenants, often seen as wrongfully downtrodden and disenfranchised.

I'm getting bids for some compacted gravel and chain link fence to put up and will lease parking / storage space for boats, RVs, campers, etc. 

It doesn't mean he behaves that way where Tenants can see it.If a tenant locks themselves out, they can come to my office and sign out a spare key during business hours.

Henkel got his real estate license in only eight days and, two weeks later, he started looking for properties to buy with the $10,000 in his bank account saved from years of summer jobs.At 20 years old, he bought a five-bedroom condo for about $60,000 near the college campus, and rented the four spare bedrooms to friends for $300 a month.The income provided him with a free place to live while he spent his time replenishing his bank account by holding three jobs: a morning position as a realtor, an afternoon gig as a leasing agent at an apartment complex, and another night and weekend job working at a combination bowling alley/golf course.In the spring of 2011, the opportunity arose to buy two more five-bedroom units in the same area.

These compact dwellings offer more than just reduced square footage; they encapsulate a lifestyle centered around minimalism, freedom, and a reduced carbon footprint.

These are the same people that will Nickel and dime after the fact.I'm not thinking of 1 percenters (those are also Outlaw Bikers, FWIW), as I don't think people with tens of thousands to spare on a week's vacation are going to be staying in my half a million home; I'm really thinking of some of the guests I've had that came for extended stays - 7-10 days or more - maybe from overseas, that possibly would have appreciated an initial grocery delivery or stocked water, coffee and tea after a 10-12 hour flight from Kuwait.

If you go that way you’ll pry have to buy one spare to heat tenants water while waiting on warranty claim, but maybe not. 

Such as if the other side is still working but the tenants kids color all over the door in permanent marker then you already have a spare door from the broken fridge.