While Dave Ramsey is proud of them it affects their credit in a negative light. 

We have central heating, lighting for common areas for a multistory building, and found out gas and electric faced a cutoff as the HOA is months behind in paying bills.

@Billy ChuI'm not sure about a $100 foundation inspection cost, that seems quite light as noted by @Jose Campos.

I bought a well maintained building in February that has had little maintenance since then other than a flickering light.

They decided to have a brand new internet line installed using a different internet provider which is what the issue is.

I got a brand new furnace and washer for about $50 a month for 7 months plus the $65, and without the warranty would have cost me easily thousands!

Essentially I'd be selling the Brand Name, 3 Premium Domains for the Geographic Areas we cover, a solid 800+ Buyer List, and Lead/Disposition Website. 

Hi BP team,I’ve been trolling the forum for years and just closed on my first rental property in Philly, a triplex.Close date was 4/15 and no lie, the last 45 days have aged me with stress and anxiety(I’m 27).I purchased just outside a college area, not really a prime location/there is a new property being built right next door, which started the week I closed and development on my block.Long term, maybe my home value increases w the development — BUT it literally killed the lighting/views in a couple units which is making tenant finding harder (plus construction noise) and I kind of already knew my challenge would be in placing tenants.

Best is lighting and signs that say 'no trespassing 24 hr video surveillance.

I recently reached out to a brand new storage facility owner (The facility is a little more than a year old.)