A good property manager will pull their weight in Gold and make your life very easy.One bad instance with a tenant, and you’ll wish you had one.

But it depends on your risk/reward weighting and outlook.1.  

That confidence is weighted based on the amount of comps, and recency of those comps.

.// Simply stated: IRR is the annualized, time-weighted return of your investment.Real estate investors can use the IRR to compare different investment opportunities.

Would the weight of the tub be an issue as far as the floor joists go?

 :)Rules of thumb I have, and I am not an attorney so don't put any real weight on my OPINIONS.1) If you market for listings then you should not turn those into deals.  

A good PM will be worth their weight in gold.

Don’t just complain about it.The good thing about investing in real estate as another counter weight to just stocks and bonds is that you can adjust your holding as the market adjusts.

Slow it down, plan upfront, have the right people on your team (they should know more and have more experience than you...or they're adding weight to the load - not helping lift it), and have the financing/money arranged. 

Hi all,I own a double property (up and down units) in 44102, between Detroit & Lorain Ave, one of the tenants is moving out and I would like to figure out what the market value is now, to see if I can raise rents.The property is managed by a PM, but I believe they are under pricing it.This unit that will vacate is a unit at the bottom of the house (down unit) and has:2 bed1 bathapprox 1000sqftOur unit does not have central air, off street parking, and not much curb appeal, but I'm not sure how much weight these issues have on the final rent price.