And if they aren’t scamming then they are level 13 psychos that will ask you to bend over backwards for them and then give you a bad review because they don’t like the shade of paint color in the guest bathroom.

My response was a short “what part of you aren’t ready for this did you not understand” and some tsk tsking but my real message to them was that these children will never feel unloved, unwanted or a burden.

Obviously these stories make me hesitant of looking in Pueblo, but these aren't seasoned investors either.

But if you aren't really planning on living in the property, and just want to get a lower down payment and rate, then that's not good. 

Investor savvy contract aren't in abundance in my region, so we learned the hard way with having to hire and fire many.

Nothing major happened but wanted to make sure we aren’t missing anything as to what our responsibilities are as landlords.

I've tried searching for this information on the Internet, but haven't had much luck since the search results aren't very specific, mainly stating that the definition of a "good" cap rate varies by location.Does anybody know what a "good" cap rate would be for single-family homes in the Pensacola area?

I'm sure you have met plenty of people successful in all markets though Jay is undoubtedly informed when he says current conditions aren't ideal, the guy has been around the block.

I look for working class neighborhoods that aren't overrun with crime and class D properties. 3.

@Gwendolyn Cummings I can definitely put you in contact with my colleague in Atlanta if you aren't working with an agent already.