Was it you didn't fix the heat in a timely manner, or was it that the room doesn't stay at a set temp?

So return can be manipulated by manipulating time of the investment.

I know you can essentially find most of the information on each site, but feel like each one lacks enough customizable features.For example, in researching nearby markets, it would be nice to do a search for example, multi-family properties, in this price range, X mile radius from a zip code, relatively safe neighborhood, with a school rating of 6/10 or above with a "market temp" of medium-hot.

That sounds like a marriage , most marriages end in divorce because of finances .The gross profit is the hardest to manipulate , You buy the house for $ 100 K , you sell for $ 200 K the gross profit is $ 100 K .........SimpleThe net profit is after all expenses , materials , contractors, insurance , I could keep naming expenses that could eat up the net profit with ease .As Jay Scott mentioned , returning materials would be easy .Contractor buddys giving 2 bills , Paying the rehabber a salary , and bonus for working , etc , etc .I see doing a great job on the property , and offering the agents a bonus to get the property sold a better solution , the agents see a real number , not a questionable possibility .

I'm currently unemployed and am working at a temp agency doing whatever I can until I find a full time position.

What we do for reviews is hire an independent, google-approved, company that collects the reviews from actual customers and we have no way of manipulating them ... they are what they are.

While in general the (true and not manipulated) cap rates are pretty dang great in this price range.

You pay the taxes and insurance and maintenance costs, and a profitable investment pays you to own it.At the moment, you have 3 options.Ask them nicely to pay you their 9 months of late rentInitiate the eviction process and make time for getting them outDo nothing and ignore their delinquency@Michael Tempel is a professional Property Manager in my hometown Minneapolis, Minnesota.

They can manipulate the write offs to reduce the finehttp://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-03-17/why-goldman-buying-spree-delinquent-mortgages

Christopher, I am glad you came to reason on this, getting RE financing thru manipulation of any kind has a way of either pissing off people you don't want to, earning a nice pair of silver linked bracelets with a free 10X10 condo, or both.