Also, I've generally found the average Section 8 resident to be more difficult to manage and they are rougher on the property than those with a security deposit to lose.

It's difficult to use, in my opinion. 

Initially, I was using Quickbooks (QB) and then when I go a couple more properties and multiple LLCs it was difficult to manage on QB and required multiple QB subscriptions and this got expensive.

The way I see it is most homes will cost you 25% down and renovations out of state will be difficult or very expensive so the ability to force appreciation becomes tough.  

Hey Anne--It certainly can be difficult navigating the real estate investment market alone for your first time. 

Quote from @Julia Lyrberg: Hi Csingh, Sorry to hear about the tenant issues—that can definitely be a difficult experience.

it's all difficult, i think =) good thread.Would you call it difficult, or easy, to go pick out a target area this weekend.

Extremely difficult to pass and I bet you didn't know that you had to get it reinspected again in three years.

Typically financing for investment properties are difficult if it's irrevocable.

It is be difficult to answer in details on a post but I will give you some general info here as a guide:- The legal limit will depend on your location, layout of your house, and parking availability.