Time consuming and horrible customer service. 

Not so intense in its frequency that it consumes people's busy lives but also frequent enough to continue to feed people information and keep momentum going.

In many jurisdictions, you must separately meter the utilities if you want tenants to pay for them directly or you risk violating consumer protection laws.    

They pull all of their data from public records so I've found that there are usually 3-4 different phone numbers for each lead, which can make prospecting a little tedious and time consuming.

And now we are taking steps to slowly bring it up from there which has been more time consuming.

My plumber did mention switching out the sewer lines would be a bigger job then he can do on his end and I'm not sure that cost would be worth it at the moment but then again....I hate cast iron.

Builder sentiment plunged to 30 in April, when the coronavirus pandemic shut down our economy, but it recovered quickly as consumers suddenly sought more space in less urban areas.

I read a great article recently regarding cash for keys and how its a cheaper and less time consuming process but then it provoked this question I now ask here.

The general rule of thumb is your typical investment property will consume between 35-50% of your total gross rent, depending on the age of the unit, the total rent, and the type of tenants.  

Real estate agents who are not NAR members are not, but much of that COE is replicated in state consumer protection laws.It’s also a big mistake on your part.