The tenants had a high level of trust in her, & there weren't many incidents pertaining to tenants not disclosing legitimate issues.

I kept looking for ways to overcome obstacles as they come.

I haven't posted in a few days so I figured I'd jump in here and get a discussion started.

If so, solve it, like keep food in sealed containers, don’t store plastic sodas in the garage (my friend just had critters eat through her Dr Pepper case they accidentally left in her garage).

I have $150,000 in my personal account, and my mom has $25,000 in her personal bank account. 

His takeaway from his loss was that all debt is inherently bad and people should only buy investment homes in cash. 

I can’t take on the exposure inherent in your deals.  

Inherently, when buying at the courthouse steps or sheriff sale, you potentially are inheriting someone else's problem.

There are people in here who could have used a handful of that cash and turned it into a lot of money.

Worst Tenant Ever - -Unpaid rent since moving in (6 months)-Refused me entry into my property for inspections-Got gov assistance check for rent, forged my name and tried to cash it in her own account.