I've dealt with many tenant issues (and tenant's helicopter parents haha), but for the most part the kids are good natured.Morgantown is a college town, with what I believe is a huge surplus of beds due to a recent surge of construction.  

when my property insurance company suddenly outright rejected coverage because of knob-and-tube wiring and multiple layers of roofing and deteriorated chimney.  

If you stay consistent - followup with everyone who contacts you and stay in touch with your base - you will find that you have suddenly got a buyers list. 

You never know if a Buyer out there will meet those expectations or the Seller decides to suddenly lower their expectations and accept an offer ; that is what makes a market.Please do not confuse my comments above as cynical or sarcastic.

Hi everyone, I'm looking at a property which was previously owned by an investor who suddenly passed away.

All of the sudden wholesaling popped into my head and I started researching it.  

So long as the underlying loan is solid, and the job market is solid, then real estate as a whole is solid.We've seen one crash in the last XX years, and suddenly everyone becomes Nostradamus and feels the next one is right around the corner. 

.* Guru's Seminars;  OK they put you on a bus, give you the big tour of some parks, and hand you course-ware, some good some not so good you'll also get some entitled Mentorship Program were you'll discuss leads with your mentor ( who is really a guru competitor, if you get the drift. ) then suddenly your opportunity is gone. 

Every ones had PTSD from the last crash combined with the fact that everyone suddenly thinks they are Nostradamus.

The only thing I could find that I liked was a duplex, and I didn't want to sell my house because I loved it, so I suddenly became a landlord to two units.