Fragile people respond to the small things in the responses, not the meat and potatoes.

And that, is the hot potato no politician is willing to give any light to. 

While I understand the need to protect our services as realtors, rentals are small potatoes. 

Weird.This is all small potatoes, I know.

Also, be up-front with your realtor because they will drop you like a hot potato once they learn you can't close deals.

.$100,000 can go a long way in many markets when it comes to property flipping.But then again, not everyone wants to be active so I get it.Something to also consider is how landlord friendly the state is.I've heard some horror stories with Illinois but potato "potato" lol.My tenant for example is high net and I get direct withdrawal payment on the 28th of every month and hasn't skipped a beat in 4 years.Wishing you much success 

.: Quote from @Chris Seveney:of course he doesn't lol covering his investors on this "project" should be small potatoes for this high roller:"Today I own over 10,000 rentals and handling assets worth $2.1 billion..." if you believe they own 10,000 rentals outright then I have some swampland in florida.the "i own" is "I am a GP/Co-GP" who manages a LLC that the GP owns 30% of that has X doors. the use of  "I" is always misleading.

(different beast)  I am a good meat and potatoes builder on the apartment side.  

Of course that not everything to it, but its the meat and potatoes of the plan. let's see the numbers 

Seems simple until something goes wrong.I installed one of these myself, it does require drilling a small hole in the return/waste pipe under the sink (since reverse osmosis has waste water to eject from the system).When they move-out, make sure to inspect the pipes under the sink for any holes.