HOAs can be a pain!

I even told her about the trouble with the VA website and she included me on some traffic around her office with some coworkers who are "sharp on VA."

Haha, it was painful but, looking back now, I thank him.Fast forward to a few months ago when I read "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and realized that I was caught in the ratrace and don't want to stay there.

I feel his pain.

Furnaces can be a pain as they often face one direction so moving just the door isnt always feasible.

Finally, carpet in the bedrooms.Of course, as I've told you in the past, I now stay away from sub $700 rentals in Indy and don't have the issues with carpet being destroyed.I've seen landlords just pain the slab on low end rentals!

I started all my loan officers on the residential side, except 1 who came directly from the commercial  side at a bank.I'd think if you talked to some brokers they would be happy to teach you enough on the processing and packaging side to let you work on a commission basis, that's free labor for them, you're a sharp guy so they will likely try you out.

As we all know, when it rains it pours and driving back and forth can be a real pain in the neck!

It's a pain but doable.I recommend you pull $10k + rehab costs splits out of pocket and do a joint venture with yourself.

I rent to the 1st qualified tenant that hands me money & does not appear to be a pain to work with.