At this point I’m tired of middle men loan officers lol

You’ll quickly tire of a property with no income.In my view, cash flow is king.

I used to charge $100 for them as it was a fair amount of work and it was too easy for people to ask you to do them for free....so thought I would cut the serious asset managers from the tire kickers by charging.   

I own most of mine outright and am tired of paying fire policy premiums that tripled over the last 5 years.

BP has been a great source of information as I collect data and begin "kicking tires" in the investment world again.

Taco Bell is a tired brand, but there are other concepts that are crushing it.  

Or, you could also 1031 exchange out of it and buy a larger complex if you are tired of having roommates and living next to your tenants.

Once I found those, I look at the condition and then I look at - How many days it is on the market, and how many contacts it has over that time.In a HOT market I see 10-20 contacts per day - you can expect the rental to go super fast and for even moreA stable listing in my market should generate 3-5 contacts a day - most of these will be tire kickers, but from this amount of interest you can generally find a tenant for that apartment within a week or 2a cold market - ive seen too many comparable listings, landlords offering crazy incentives (free TV's, free rent for 1 month, etc) - these listing are getting less than 1 contact a daySo once you found a listing thats similar to yours and is generating 3-5 contacts a day, that is a pretty safe rental price 

However, it appears this is an on-going problem and they're probably tired of you not maintaining it.

RE investors could also add value to their investment by putting in sweat equity to their property.There is a lot more I documented; but, it's getting pretty late and I'm pretty tired.