Perhaps in higher-end rentals, but that is more labor/time intensive than I want to invest in.From my perspective, I believe that you've already seen a market response to proposed Light Rail stops in the north end and the time to buy and get the easy appreciation is past.

Depending on how much work, it could be a capital intensive project.

I'm curious if you think this process is worth pursuing with any tenant in your area, or if you think someone contesting the garnishment and fighting you every step would have made this too time intensive to be worth it?

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If it is something that is intensive I get someone else to do it.Example is changing the oil on a car.

You will have to do this monthly until they remove things so it's a bit labor intensive.

The second caveat is that self storage is management intensive.

These investments are cash intensive and having the money from the flips to fund your buy and holds will keep that original $100k liquid.

I think apartments are more management intensive than other commercial options.

It can be a very profitable business doing Class D land lording but it does tend to be ALOT more management intensive from the folks I have talked to in that space.