We love to source local artists in our properties... for example we have a neighbor who does wooden sculptures with a chainsaw, and he appropriately made us a wooden bear for the front porch of our cabin.

When they do pop up, you have to be quick.

Tenant is saying sections of the floor are popping up and stuff getting stuck between them.

As Russell mentioned you can own 100 doors but if they are $50k a pop….

To answer your question I've never counted, but over the many years this seems to be something that pops up, along with missing furnaces, and missing hot water heaters. 

A 6-7% vacancy rate might look tempting, but it’s important to keep an eye on any new developments, like Build-To-Rent apartments, that could pop up in the neighborhood.There’s also some research* out there showing that average vacancy rates across Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) have ranged from 17% to 10% in the past (95-17).

Sorry again, another question popped up.

Do Pro members get to remove the pop up ads from the site?

The first thing a scam artist will do is build a fancy looking website and pay for some reviews. 

The coffeehouses get a continuously evolving selection of art to keep their property looking fresh and interesting and the artists get a high traffic location to advertise their wares.