If I could run a gas line safely to the 2nd story laundry room dryer I would, but its not worth the expense & aggravation.

Unless the deal is really great, that's a lot of aggravation and lost income.  

I guess it depends on how you like aggravation.

If it was myself investing up there I would want to see a high price to rent return on my money to make up for the added risk & potential aggravation. 

The stress and aggravation isn't worth it..... 

However, every owner of a bigger cabin that I have asked the question "Is the difference in the increase in revenue worth the hassle of the extra maintenance and aggravation?"  

It's a long, aggravating process but worth it in the end. 

I had enough aggravation.

In my experience the extra bit of return you get from buying a little cheaper is more than paid for in aggravation and headaches so I’m done with that, no more C or D areas for me.But for folks that are younger or tougher, yes you can get better returns in those areas and I’m happy there are people that will own in those areas as there’s obviously a need for rental properties there.

., they don’t try to sell you stuff).Inventory is tight everywhere, and it’s hard to find properties that cash flow, or cash flow enough to be worth the aggravation.