My tenants can usually not afford the first month's rent at the same time, that's due on the first.Deposits before signing a lease, or earnest money, is somewhat an issue here anyway.

Frustrations when you hit too many speed bumps :badwords:.I took a look at your website.

So when someone is frustrated at evicting a tenant, they might be interested in selling.Start thinking about a landlord, what things do they need?

So frustrating!

No matter how nice you make a place there is a limit to what a tenant can afford to pay.

I need to sell it because I can't afford the mortgage.

I have seen other deals not work out.If you are buying to hold long term be sure you can afford to and that the location makes sense.

People like me always need someone to do chores that I don't have time for and can't afford to pay a professional to do.

After the class a student approached me and said that she is so frustrated with this whole real estate game because she is so overwhelmed with the process that she doesn't know where to start, or what she should be doing day by day.

I have no intention of quitting work until I can afford it.