There’s nothing worse than making money but being bored, miserable, or stressed out over it.Best of luck, Sanjay.

I was so miserable and investor didn't want to deal with my company but want me as agent.  

Since rents are low, buildings are often neglected in these areas, and if you throw bad tenants into the mix, your life will become miserable and your bank account may suffer.

You could be over-leveraged, get hit with a major repair and no cash to pay for it, a vacancy for 2-3 months, or even a bad tenant that causes your life to be miserable while costing you thousands in losses . . . and the market price drops 10% on the property and takes some of your equity.As you gain experience, you can afford to take more risk.

But, the property operations being in such miserable condition allowed us to gain access to units much faster than planned, and to finish the project much faster.

They encourage people to quit their jobs when they have nothing but miserable poverty existence incomes and don't have enough cashflow for additional downpayments for new properties or to keep them from going hungry if they get hit by a new capex expense.$100k a year NET passive income from your properties is still not much to live on.

Tenants who are never happy will make you miserable too.

But I watched the agent make their life miserable and he still got paid.

The reason being is that I don't want to deal with someone who doesn't want to be at my property.You will be unhappy and possibly find every reason to make my life miserable during your tenure.You can review the Georgia Handbook at the link listed below to see if there is any recourse for you.

You can bet they will make your life miserable.