Not all agents are bad, I bet, but everyone in Houston I met I wouldn't trust and actually took the intel they gave me and went the opposite way. 

Additionally, you need to have losses to deduct --- that's kinda the opposite of making money. 

On the flip side, we have to charge 10% less if the opposite is true. 

Dayton is going to more cashflow heavy with less appreciation if any and Columbus will be the opposite @Tanisha Blakemore

Or the opposite... what type of tenant will you get if you rehab a property to Class A standards, that sits in the middle of a Class D area?

I can swing things one way or another and find it amazing that a good DTI gets you one but not the other but a low CC balance gets the opposite.

The biggest issue I've seen happen to out of state investors is they come into a market with the expectations of a bulletproof cash flowing system, only to walk into the total opposite. 

., I am the polar opposite of @V.G Jason.I do care about the guests, if they are late and need some kind of help, was there a serious issue etc.Personally I would reach out and see what's what.

That's the underlying problem and the advice is to use a loan product that literally is the opposite of that?

At the opposite end there are Class C & D properties that have higher rates of nonpayment and PMC has to charge owner.Inspection Fee: these used to be included in Monthly Fee, but as owners have pushed Monthly Fee down, many PMCs have compensated by charging for these.Most owners fail to understand the amount of time it takes a PMC to properly manage their property(s).