I’m literally actually trying to work.

If I am literally legal bound in fealty to my seller, well, what do you expect, I'm going for blood, ALL the blood, every last drop of it....

Of course, a tenant flushing action figures down the toilet and allowing their kid to color all over the walls is always a possibility.Like-minded professionals: meetups and REIA groups.  

The buyer has had issues with the toilet gurgling when flushing. 

That is LITERALLY there legal requirement.

The literally single biggest mistake that people make is to buy a class D property, because it was cheap to begin with, 90+ days on market and they were able to negotiate a "discount" - ask them a year later how that worked out for them. 

Plus we are not bothered by diapers flushed down the toilet and late night calls about things like that. 

But it is not 90/10 - the notion is correct, but it's mathematically incorrect, because there are literally over a couple thousand agents in Milwaukee that do less than 5 transactions a year.

Why spend $300K to build an ADU when you can buy literally (8) or more investment rentals with $300K.

literally zero debt and the only negative items on it are some late payments to a CC (just didnt have autopayment on, it's like $23 dings here and there).