It's not an easy business, but if you are willing to hustle, the reward and sense of accomplishment far outweigh the lows!

And welcome to the wonderful rewarding world of REI.

The risk is not worth the reward.

I just hope this next evolution provides some more recognition and rewards for good tenants, and accountability for the bad ones. 

You can fill them in online for each tenant and send digitally.After dealing with exorbitant fees and poor service with 2 different property managers, I started self managing my Portland-area rental properties and found it to be really rewarding. 

When you understand how a mortgage works and how you can pay off a mortgage in 5-7 years with the freedom to reuse that money without refinancing each time you pull out, it’s very rewarding.

But all in all, real estate is high risk high reward. 

Second, if you can pay $100 fee and get rewards back that equal $400 versus a non-fee card (for example), it makes a whole lot of sense to pay the $100 fee and get that card.To answer the question about the business card that I use, I use the Blue Business Plus Card from American Express. 

@Michinori Kaneko I travel hack using the Chase ultimate rewards cards (Sapphire, Sapphire Reserve, Southwest, etc). 

The risk/reward seems much higher (agree with Jassem!)