I did eviction as quickly as I can, still lost $18k including uncollected rent and attorney fees...Turned out he lost his job...I never rented to mid age, high flying, single income tenant again...

anything over 100 units is pretty much full time job for a property manager and a maintenance tech,, depending on age of building..It's whats available today and gone tomorrow story,, you never know what can come up for sale..Good Luck. 

She is in her late 70's in age now.The property tax revenue for the land is very low with cheap trailers.

He's a very bright man and a GE Alumn (prior position in Florida).The replacement for my boss' boss - we met him a couple of days ago.  

40% of gross seems a bit high but if I do that with 100% occupancy we are still cash flowing a couple hundred per month after debt service.Trust me, depending on the age of the property, the expenses could even range to 60%+.

Parris, My greatest fear was that I would not have options, plus I have a family and aging mother to take of. 

I meet the animals, review current vet records.No dogs/cats under 1 year of age and must be neutered/spayed.

I know a guy who prefers to rent to old people & women over younger to middle aged men, if possibleHe says the chances of a hole being punched in the drywall or a door are much lower.

Also realtors age has a lot to do with it.

You know, that place of which Barack Obama once said: ""They get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."