lawsuits are expensive time consuming and rarely done for these dollars RARE seller would have to be a bozo.

I consume nearly all my "reading" through my ears!

The license requirement in most states is meant to protect consumers/investors from unscrupulous property managers and give harmed parties an avenue for justice.

My rentals, which I self manage, only consume a few hours a month but net more than my W2 as a software engineer.

Of the voucher recipients, 90% of them kept their units immaculate, never paid late, didn't have lease violations, were model tenants by any measure. 5% were about average, not the neatest, were late once in a while, park in other people's spots or left items outside their apartment - minor infractions. 5% consumed majority of management's time.My experience in private is similar in %s.

The other option is to get really good at it yourself so it's not so difficult and time-consuming.

I like that it take only a couple clicks to make some major changes and It‘s not time consuming at all.

Now that I have six properties it’s getting a little time consuming.

So I just came across an article about American debt and why some economists aren't concerned that consumer debt (excluding mortgages) is about to hit $4 trillion.

To even try to get a specific asset in the trust assigned is very time consuming and expensive.