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Yes, they are labor intensive, but I have not found them to be "a dime a dozen", at least not on Okaloosa Island.

However, this answer will depend on what he's renting for, loss-to-lease, management intensity goals, etc. all in all, I would find it hard to believe that it is worth your time and energy to fight him over $360 bucks.

Our training comes from neurosciences, psychology, sociology and it intensely regimented.

This got him out of having to do any repairs.Over 70% defaulted and he'd just lease-option them out again.He did pretty well, but labor intensive.

They are labor intensive properties, and as a result, come with high operating costs.

-When you identify a couple market candidates, do some intense research on property managers in the area. 

I wouldn't hire a lawyer, you can find the code information online, and your biggest resource is your lease.2) Nice--- state you don't know what's going on with the house, and need to have it vacant to do some intense plumbing jobs, as it'd put the house out of commission for an unknown amount of time.   

However those investors who don't have intense knowledge & connections in the market do have a tendency to end up in some bad deals that they typically sell down the road at a rather large loss.

So its not 40 hours a week in a cube.. its far more intense then that.. but now is the time in this market to really cash in.