We even have some agencies that pay for repairs.Things to watch out for - no appreciation or negative appreciation, evictions, collection issues, tenant issues, and property damage.  

I wrote a blog on this for BP ( what to watch out for) knowing how many beginners read this site. 

Hey Hector, Upgrading to a pro member you can use the BP calculators an unlimited amount (you can also watch webinar replays), I believe if you're not a pro member you can only use it 5 times.

Does anybody have a link to it or how do I watch it .

Here is an example:Yesterday I wrote an offer for a $40k house in good but not updated condition, in a solid C neighborhood that's currently rented for $875/month by a lady who's paid 2 months ahead.

Listen to podcasts, watch webinars, read books, join a local REIA when they start meeting again, talk to local investors in your area. 

It may be better simply to raise rent to a level that you find acceptable to mitigate what you perceive to be their drawbacks as tenants; although in a multifamily, you may have to watch out for the appearance that you are treating them differently than their neighbors.

But again, if you are watching from the sidelines it isn't so bad, is it?

I've loved growing in this industry with you and watching you strive for your goals while casting your cares on Him. 

Maybe some of this will be cleared up when you watch Brandons webinar.As he says, every deal has the potential to be a good deal at the right purchase price...