Those guys are worth their weight in gold.

If "owner financing" is your version of "Starbucks" in my example and making you tilt your neighborhood assessment, rehab assessment, give that overaggressive Zestimate a little too much weight, etc. you'd better find a way to level things out.  

Worth its weight in gold!

If I consider the less than ideal location for maximising rents, might not be appropriate for a first time buy :)What numbers can never tell me is the appropriateness of the building age and if that was an issue; as investors how much weight do you give to the building age assuming big ticket items are ok?

Have painted old oak cabinets - its a good amount of effort, I always weight this option to replace or paint if they are good solid cabinets - if old and trashed they go in the dumpster

I travel all over the Greater Cincinnati area and would be happy to meet up to weight in.

I believe he was carrying the weight of the rent anyway, she is a waitress.

The REIA is a good spot to network and create relationships but don't put too much weight on the REI itself...

I am part owner at CT Property Management LLC and what I can tell you is that some months we are simply an "insurance policy" for our investors (meaning barely any issues to take care of, but are there to take care of whatever comes up) while other months we are worth our weight in gold (things break, tenants need things, some sort of maintenance needs to be scheduled / etc.). 

I advised that the condominium corporation had strict height and weight limits for dogs.