Please do not get frustrated, there are plenty of opportunities out there, I promise!

It's probably a 50-60k/yr role.As for amount, existing judgement is for right around $9,000.I'm likely just more frustrated at the fact that they refuse to get out, even after eviction order, and it's likely it's not worth the effort, but...it's my first one, I thought I'd ask.

Investors connected and contacted me from BP the third week of May, frustrated with their STR search due to licensing restrictions, but committed to finding a coastal second home eligible for vacation rental usages before the end of summer. 

@Geremy Rosenberg don’t buy someone else’s problems unless it’s worth the frustration.

Ya Susan unless you have to go to the ER and are now #20 behind more than half of the folks there with no insurance and just using the ER for their daily doctor IE colds etc.. and we are paying 2k a month in health insurance and medicare  to get what last in line behind those that pay zero.. it can be pretty frustrating ..

I'm trying to do the right thing here but am concerned I will get screwed by either or both and am very frustrated.

It's definitely a frustrating part of the business, especially when you're trying to maintain cash flow and unexpected repair costs pop up.One thing I've learned is that some of the more real estate investor-focused insurance companies tend to be a bit more lenient on inspections or are more upfront about their requirements before binding the policy.

If a lender will not get back to you in a timely manner on questions and updates once the loan starts then it can be very frustrating. 

When prices are high, more people are forced to rent, which results in increased demand and rising rents.Inventory has been frustratingly low and is not getting betterSales inventory plummeted at the beginning of the year and has remained below one month in Q2. 6 months is considered a balanced buyer/seller market.

We have 15 rentals and have been using Buildium for 8 years for tenant communications, collecting rent, and leasing. Quickbooks was our original accounting software but left it to use Tiller with Google Sheets and are...