I believe that rental turn overs are the most expensive, profit eating, things that can happen to an investor. 

(I.e. significant risk) If you are in a financial position to eat that money every month, maybe I'd think about it.

Hi, i had posted few months back, i invest in Cleveland (University heights, Cleveland Heights, Garfield, Euclid). Have 5 properties (1950s). We did inspections, being out of state we work with management companies, s...

People keep making LLC's but not accepting the consequences, or trying to find a way to 'have their cake and eat it too.' 

Nothing wrong with them asking on their part but that doesn't mean you have to agree to the reduction that will eat into your bottom line and possibly make it harder to qualify for additional mortgages down the line.

However, I do have 4-plex properties with individual carts that the owner pays for so it's up to you if you want to eat it and build it in or leave it up to the tenants.

We have all of our eggs in one basket for the most part with the website company we own.

Eat a year or two of bad returns and get to our end goal in year 4?

But then of course, not having all your eggs in one basket does have its merits.

Tortoises eat rabbit for dinner.