The only exception to this is if people have cash to pay months ahead up front (which has some implications you need to be aware of and can be annoying should a hearing happen) or if their rent is paid by the government and they aren't responsible for any of it.

You could talk to them about making a deal where you pay them one month early so that if there is a problem they know well ahead of time. 

Thus, you can get ahead in RE without doing ugly things. 

I purchased with cash and flipped straight out.

That's what the inspection period is for, and my REA knew ahead of time what I wanted. 

What's ahead for RE investors?

(Tip: For men stand at a slight angle and for women straight on while keeping your distance.)

I actually think Scott Trenches set for life book is a great foundation for anyone of modest means looking to get ahead.

We had a heart to heart literally just this afternoon because I'm one who can go full speed ahead and multitask and do a million things at once but I felt he wasn't moving as quickly as he should so we just had to bring our thoughts to the forefront and ensure we were still aligned. 

If 50K is throw away risk capital then go ahead.