@Joe Meares - Cheaper than the fence is a $99 Ring Doorbell or other motion detection camera on the front and back of the house plus a big bright NO TRESPASSING sign.

I have said in the past that most of the people who dislike being landlords tend to dislike having to "do something when the phone rings".

You get what you pay for, rings very true in this scenario. 

“if it’s too good to be true it usually is”.... there is a reason that saying with always ring true.

Not to speak out of turn, but I'm dead sure Derrick is running rings around me doing this.Putting in cash offers without an inspection contingency, when you are not a an experienced renovation contractor or handyman and are unable to sharply mitigate the risk of taking on a property with problems that will eat up all your reserves to fix, is a really bad idea.

Something as simple as a ring system would do the trick.

His family gave him a very hard time when he bought his (even trying to get me upset that he bought a house and not an engagement ring... they literally used those words).

I don't feel obligated to pick up the phone everytime it rings.

As I have said before in other posts, I champion my tenants life improvement, high-five when there gonna be buying a home.

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