Agreed with Steve and it’s not what you see, it’s what you don’t see that can ruin even the best of deals.

:c)But as others have mentioned, there are many other ways that hiring illegals can and likely will come around to bite you... even ruin you.

This often ruins any finished area in basements.

I'm trying to figure out how to best add a bedroom, raise rent, and also not feel like I'm ruining 4 tenants lives (obviously I'd like to do right by everyone and also be able to create the value in my investment.)Next, the current owner pays all water, sewer, trash, and gas. 

Those are the ones who ruin the reputation of the business. 95% of wholesalers are fly by night, here today and gone tomorrow, and what ‘deals’ they try to peddle have overinflated ARVs and underestimated repair costs.

This is all well and good to be able to get group discounts and a way for BP to make some money as well, but i personally would not like to see this site over run with ads, that will ruin this site for me, just my opinion. 

They do some immoral, unethical, and straight up stupid things trying to make the $10mil per year the gurus promise... and they ruin the collective reputation of all wholesalers in the process. 

That is, if the market is falling a bit but you beautified 100% of your interiors, you could still command a $90 net increase in rents on average per door per month.Two other things I would point out, though. 1) A great operator can make an average deal go decently well (vs. the fact that a poor operator can **** up a great deal), and 2) Location, location, location: areas that are growing in jobs and immigration and the micromarket/location of the complex can make a major impact on the numbers and save a project from ruin by an average operator or even, manager.

I really don't think the same letters together are going to ruin the presentation or decrease your return enough to warrant spending hours of brain power on it. 

Thanks for ruining the neighborhood!".