I questioned it, but don't know enough about them to calm my nerves.

We examined our bank accounts, our debt, and our investments and began to build a strategy with those pieces.

Like these days office owner are converting their office to apartment, to create value add and make better cap.The same thing can be done in residential as well, involve in RE, attend more and more open house, examine what flipper/rehabber can do, reach to a good contractor before even bidding, is way to go to create value.

In response, property managers receive specialized training to meticulously examine these documents, pinpointing discrepancies and confirming the accuracy of the information.

This was nerve-racking to say the least but once I got the tenants in the units and rents started to come in, I felt a bit better about the situation.

There are a LOT of ways to examine the performance of your investment.

Even though your boiler is new, it might not be set up optimally, so having a heating specialist or a plumber with expertise in boilers examine it could be beneficial.

The 12 unit had almost all Sec 8 tenants, and the manager was forever dealing with Sec 8 officials examining repairs, certifying improvements; dealing with tenant damage, tenant fights, evictions, drug sales, water damage by tenants, etc.  

Putting an offer in on it is absolutely nerve wracking.

They never returned my calls but I also never followed up because I heard that the crime rate was bad there and I lost my nerve.