They're easy to buy, easy to finance, easy to sell if you need to, and not much more difficult to own/manage compared to a single family home. 

Its near to train station , so its very easy for daily commuters.

@Kendrick Smith with the technology nowadays it's pretty easy to invest out of state.

Obviously, if someone wanted to know who owned the property it’s real easy to look up online, but at least there would be a buffer between tenants and us as “owners”.

They certainly make the buying process very easy and fairly stress free.

Dave Van Horn has been a guest on several of the PB podcasts and the e-book on his site is completely free and easy to follow. 

It's an easy and free way for you to easily get your content out in front of other house flippers or investors.  

I don't mind paying for their time, but it would be preferred to pay them after the work is done and the property is purchased".It's likely that someone here will tell you that a GOOD contractor is too busy to mess with your, "I'll pay you later IF I get the house" gift.Do you currently have easy access to the inside of the property?

Originally posted by @Terry Lao:@Prakash BhattaIf it is your intention to get her out, then contact Section 8 and let them know that you think tenant has been stealing electricity and want section 8 to verify if electricity bill is paid in order to continue lease.If you want her to stay, then contact electric company and have them inspect the meter again.Simple.Terry Well that was an easy answer!

I tell them I will fight for every inch to let them know that I'm not going to be an easy target especially for those who elope in the middle of the night (thank you social security number).