Welcome to the site @Issa ElkhatibAlways happy to see more Cleveland natives join the forums.

Then get a system together that allows you to react quickly to new listings.

I live in Washington state where everything is highly regulated, fees are out of this world, the west side (King Co) gov is run by commies, land prices are touching the stratosphere, the taxes are already there and anyone in a rural area gives 65% of their land away to native growth protection if they want any kind of permit to do anything on their property including cutting blackberries, a permitted activity here.

Great deals are few and far between, and in my opinion, you have to know the market and be ready to react quickly when a good one hits the market, especially in that price range (~$350K). 

May have found a potential deal, but I'm a Durham native and have no idea what the market is like in Greenville.

I’m Charniece and I’m ready to get this Real Estate experience started.Here are the basics:-Chicago native currently living in Naperville-Currently employed as a night shift supervisor for a pharmaceutical company but ready to grow into a new opportunity and learn some new and valuable skills -Took my first leap recently by working to attain my real estate license (feeling positive about passing the exam).

I am 20 years old and a Southern California native.

You’re not trying to fault them for their failures but trying to understand how they reacted under tough conditions.

If not, you're not properly managing your manager and he/she most likely became lazy and possibly didn't react to some complaints from the tenants and so on.At this point I, personally, would not contact the tenants.

We're all a mixed bag of nuts and react differently.