Some words of encouragement for all you new investors just like me.When we create an account on any social networking site we decide, do add a picture to the profile.It just makes it look a whole lot more professional and attractive to those, like myself, who try to build a network web.Don't just build an impressive account, with a huge professional background and,then, go dormant.I'm really scared too, but, honestly, what's the worst that can happen...look stupid, you say!

PM company charges $700 for leasing the unit then a flat rate of 10% a month for managing.A basic analysis using the 10% PM fee would be $840 ($70 x 12).....but if the unit was leased that year it would be $700 + ($70 x 11) = $1,470.00Using 18% as the PM fee factors in the possible leasing fee each year (worst case scenario)Just curious how other investors factor this into their analysis??

The winter has been long in PA, this year but this has been the worst winter, worst in cold and snow in probably 20 years.

Worst it will cost me is a plane flight.

The worst thing that happens is that they give you conflicting advice.And it goes without saying that you should be in the details as well.

Worst case, he keeps my security deposit?

For $10K you can buy it and demo the house (worst-case).

The cap rate is great but i called this company http://offcampusdirectory.com/landlords/ and the guy said that the temple university rental market is saturated and that this year was his worst year for renting properties.

I would love it would be the best or worst deal couple of things!!

While it is true that you should be optimistic about having a low tenant turnover rate, I think it would be naive for me to not prepare for the worst.