It's mentally and physically exhausting but it doesn't tear up your joints. 

And I mean like reading/following basic prompts.Seriously… WTFIt still mesmerizes me to this day how many people are just plain ignorant when it comes to doing due diligence.I mean guys, we are talking about someones life savings here.Money that took years of blood, sweat and tears to earn/save.Get serious and do you research.You need to know what you want.You need to have confidence in your decision making.If you don’t know what you want, don’t expect someone else to tell you what you should want.

Additionally, there may be deductions and credits available to you as a landlord.Some potential tax deductions related to rental properties include:Mortgage interest: If you have a mortgage on the property, you may be able to deduct the interest you pay on that mortgage.Property taxes: You can typically deduct the property taxes you pay on the rental property.Depreciation: Rental properties are subject to depreciation, which is an allowance for the wear and tear of the property over time.

Understand there will be wear and tear for living in. 

More people = more wear and tear on your place. 

He’s an OG with tear tattoos.

Here's my experience and understanding of the law about security deposits.You cannot hold back money for anything that is normal wear and tear.  

It makes me tear up just thinking about their kindness and generosity to help another family out. 

Said they would have to come back out and tear into the wall to fix the valve, which was going to run over 1k.

Originally posted by @Maurice Colbert:Update on my end as of right now I have $106k in credit cards and I’m the process of getting 2 more cards Bro reading your post gives me hope , damn near teared up, I literally watched you ask questions then sign up then boom you did everything and your results are amazing.