I bet that is a lot of it.. the guy appears to be somewhat of a bully from what I read between the lines.. and of course some of these folks on this site followed his advice and basically do the same model that he does .. so it probably is not great that the risks of that model are popping up for them to deal with..  

Most economists would call this a bubble and when it pops the prices come crashing down to the level where they should be. 

having an incredible onsite manager, adding colorful flowers to perk up the curb appeal, paint the windo shutters to make them pop and renovate the interiors.

Documentation is very important, and sometimes an issue will pop up later and you will want photos to reference back to.I would also add to be conscious of the tenant’s privacy and remember that it is their home too.

Plus, it’s hard to ignore a notification that pops up right in front of you.

But if you know of brokerages who cater to investors, that's good, but more likely they are mom and pop because the big brokerages want it all.

I have NEVER had any SFH take more than 60 days, EVER, and I have popped tops, done major 6 figure flips, huge projects. 90+ days is mis-management unless your doing a community.

When they do pop up, you have to be quick.

Tenant is saying sections of the floor are popping up and stuff getting stuck between them.

To answer your question I've never counted, but over the many years this seems to be something that pops up, along with missing furnaces, and missing hot water heaters.