I'm soul searching right now, but this whole due on sale clause seems risky until I have some major cash or credit line to back me up in the rare chance the loan is called.

On very heavy rain days we always get a lot of calls due to some basements flooding.It's just the nature of the beast and nothing major.Maintenance pumps out the inch or so of water fairly easily and quickly.Property management walks (For free) the property yearly before the lease renewal.We had push back on charging $250 for a 2 x yearly Property Condition Report through Inspectify but are now having a "click out" option so we can't be blamed in the future for deferred maintenance.It's incredible the lengths that we need to go through to protect the company from such instances.With that said, we could have done a better job with preventative maintenance here.Investors reading, "Yes" we do our best to cover absolutely all angles as your eyes and ears, heart and soul on the ground.

I don't know a soul who wishes they bought that and I know about couple of dozen folks that bought at a few of those each.

Thanks Jim,For many years now I've been "preaching" that it's all about the micro economics and not what the broad spectrum of the wonderful world of the internet shows lolWe work in only a handful of areas where there is and probably always be a solid demand from tenants and homeowners.It comes down to the surrounding infrastructure.It's also vital to have trustworthy people on the ground that act as an investors "eye's and ears, heart and soul".These people know the market inside and out (And in my opinion they know the market much better then what an inaccurate Zillow will show).In all honesty, I never was excited about Toledo's growth prospects.I'm still not to this day lolWhy?

Yes, some days it an be soul sucking.... 

My marriage strained under the pressure, my financial burdens mounted, and the disappointment in my children's eyes mirrored the turmoil within my soul.

Wish I could help but I dont know a soul in Atlanta .   

That's what those under-educated so-called financial expert fools advising HUD gravely FAILED IN THEIR LACK OF INTELLIGENCE TO FIGURE OUT BEFORE CREATING THIS brow-beating, emotionally-destructive, mentally painful, soul despairing REVERSE MORTGAGE INDUSTRY! 

  $500+ each year for dues is a lot, especially when you're a new agent who is trying to figure out how to pay desk fees, business cards, continuing ed and soul-crushing marketing costs.One piece of particularly irritating bullcrap in the media reporting though (big surprise, right?). 

Some places require the platform to report days rented to the city, and I have heard of forbidding platforms from renting if X days exceeded, on penalty of losing permission to do business in the city.You also have to report your activity to the city, and may God have mercy on your soul if your report doesn’t match the rental platform’s report.