Then, I would recommend that you interview each company representative (preferably the decision-maker and the person who will actually be manageing the property).

On paper it is not a great money maker, but location can make all the difference.

About me:I own a successful film production business.I have up to $200,000 in cash allotted to invest.I ONLY care about cash flow.

So what are your eye catchers or deal makers that set your units apart from the rest? 

I'm 29 years old, I live in Long Beach, California, and I work in the film industry here in Hollywood as a camera operator.

I work in tv and film but I’m also very interested in getting into real estate as a side hustle. 

Because I wonder if the seller took the tenant because she was overpaying and knew he would not be around for the inevitable blow up....who rents to someone getting monthly help from a sister to make rent?

This is great for securing low interest loans when we want to make real estate purchases.

Still own that money maker!

@Theresa HarrisYou are spot on, im not extending the lease on the most difficult tenants, essentially they operate on two groups- 2 tenants on the second floor against 2 on the first floor, I’m not extending the lease on one of each group, breaking up their alliance and letting it go of the trouble makers.