Good buyers are a dime a dozen for me, I find it hard to find the hot deals with very motivated sellers.

Brian - I have a friend Mike Butler, that has over 100 properties and he never picks up one dime of rent.

But even if he paid one dime in the past you have to treat like regular tenant.

Super easy and it doesn't cost me a dime (or is it a quarter these days)!!

Agents think they are gold when newly licensed but really they are just a dime a dozen.

Nothing like learning prop. mgmt on someone else's dime and credit.

They do not have to spend another dime on property preservation or holding the defaulted mortgage.

I can give a dozen benefits of holding RE without a dang dime from rents but those with the mindset that rental income is all there is in life wouldn't get it, nor do they put themselves in other positions to profit or benefit in other ways.

Either you set it on autopilot and they will spend every last dime you make, or they will contact you for every last request and you are basically doing it yourself but without meeting the tenants or driving to the property.I prefer switching to doing it myself because I was asked by PM if I wanted to spend 10k on a roof, and I thought it was high, called a roofer, and went myself to get a quote.

It builds good will instead of nickel and diming everything.Try to be proactive about recouping costs, but don't  make yourself crazy about it either.