the guy with the 5-25K car or the guy with the investment of tens of thousands of dollars, your 'collateral' is not collateral at all if its the trigger that causes the Tenant to lash out towards you through your much more expensive investment.Of course all of these are extremes, my point is that just because you can do something (big if) does not mean you'll come out on top, you may very well still loose in regards to protecting your investment, reputation, cash-flow, profit margin..... get my point.

We are am working with a knowledgeable real estate agent, but I was interested in input from Bigger Pockets to get a fuller understanding of the challenges and opportunities. 

https://www.roofstock.com/investment-property-details/kansascity-missouri/14920-fuller-ave-grandview-64030/1697409 There are a few things I have concern about turnkey properties: 1.

@Colby Fuller not bad.

@Josh Fuller excuse the brevity but the bottom line is do whatever you have to do to get your next unit, as long as you are able to manage and maintain both homes, that means keep them rented with good tenants and maintain repairs cost effectively.

The upside for me when these tenant's lose it and lash out is that I know I am in their head and I have the upper hand.  

The reality is that one needs to take into account Net Migration plus Births minus Deaths to get a fuller picture.You will actually understand the trends better.

@Margie Fuller we have purchased many manufactured homes in our area and used them as rental properties, as well as flips.

Sometimes when you violate someone's trust, they feel justified in lashing back with whatever means necessary.

You're feeling your oats and lashing out.