You'll have tenants claiming someone ate their food, didn't clean, didn't pay, threw a wild party, broke their XBox, drank underage, moved their boyfriend/girlfriend in, snuck in a pet, and similar roommate issues.You could even have zoning issues.In my previous town, 4 or more unrelated people living together would be a rooming house, which has to pay additional sales taxes on rent as if it were a hotel.

Forced to live with a roommate, it's constant bickering, she drank my soda, she ate my food, etc.

This ate right through the paint, but you just have to be careful and keep it moving or you will end up with waves in the floor.

If I ate every no that people tried to feed me, I wouldn't be where I am today.

We lived on welfare, and Medicaid, and we ate ketchup sandwiches when we had to...As I grew up, I did the only thing I could think to do...and that was the exact opposite of what my parents were doing...I was like Rich Dad, Poor Dad, without the Rich Dad, lol.Fast forward to high school, I worked full time while I went to school until I graduated high school.

However, double check the costs of windstorm and flood — both ate into my monthly cash flow and I decided not to go there until I have a stronger portfolio 

I was in a car accident a few weeks ago that ate up all of my start up money, so I have been researching wholesaling but am struggling to find buyers or an established wholesaler to do a joint venture with.

Our last tenant had one dog that destroyed our unit (literally ate through walls and flooring). 

Hi @Christopher Oliva,Any competent buyer will see the issues and discount accordingly, so if I were in your shoes I'd first figure out what's causing the problem and see if it can be fixed economically.Example, is it a crushed sill plate that termites ate up?   

Who ate John's leftover pizza?