Leasing / Property Management business - when equity shrinks and credit dries up people have to rent out houses.

Now if I am around, I unstop the leak myself and leave a fan there to dry the small area of wet carpet.

Anyone else's opinions on my business are either stemmed in jealousy of our success or because they have a lack of understanding.

Looks like the home will meet FHA requirements and we will have to pay a bit more to get the crawl space dried out and have some blocks repaired, then have it re-leveled. 

Obviously, neither we nor the tenant want to be left high and dry. 

For books, and audiobooks, I find a lot of the REI books to be a little dry.

Is it a simple cut and dry process with no adverse affect of taxing?

Completely demo the old interior, nasty dry wall, and false walls.

If there's no rot, it is possible to pull out the drywall and insulation and dry the place out. 

That property you thought was a higher cap rate in another market not local to you is now a dog sucking the cash flow dry and you might even have to add money to it just to keep it afloat.These sellers tend to slam tenants in and there is no long term history of occupancy at the building and payments on time by the tenants.