All these leads are free, organic, super motivated and they come in on autopilot, I don't lift a finger and even while I am pooping on the throne they come in.If you are serious about making it big, this is what you do.All hail monkey!

Cross fingers that congress passes bill to allow bonus depreciation, perform a cost segregation analysis in year 1 to capture as much depreciation as possible to offset incomes. 

I have seen plenty of good deals slip through my fingers because I was not in town to pickup being sold almost new by owners who just decided they did not want to go through the trouble of maintaining them.

When I have a tenant that moves out that’s been in there for a long time (10+ years) I expect to do a solid amount of work, which I think would be normal.Once rented, so far (fingers crossed) my occupied properties are just your normal repairs and the occasional old furnace or such that is due to be replaced and finally breaks.I think a big factor is, personally I/we aren’t buying in locations where the median income is super low as you’re referencing.

Not paying attention to any numbers or rental income, buying at a crazy price, then just crossing their fingers and hoping 5 years down the road the property 3-5x its value.

And I’m not pointing fingers or judging anyone.

Long story short the title company, which ended up being fake, made off with about $10k in earnest money and the deal fell through putting the seller in an even tougher spot than they were in before, and creating some finger-pointing as everyone blamed the others.

(You don't have enough fingers and toes to count that high) If you wanted to count to 2.7 trillion, counting every secound of your 40 hour work week it would take you 375,000 years.

Fingers crossed on everything going smooth from this point on.

Moral is never give a tenant a finger because they will take a hand.