I like the camaraderie, folks help each other with issues that arise.It is my anecdotal observation that in some groups, folks mostly invest with the main character, who gets rich(er) and the folks make some money. 

If it is normal and it's out of budget for you, you can either use financing to lower your cash outlay, partner up, or find a different property.If the work is cosmetic, it wouldn't be a big issue to tackle on your own, but if it's more than that, probably best to play it safe and hire out.

@Tiffany Tan we see two issues:1) Your PMC not responding to your emails within 24-48 hours.- We all get busy and can't respond to everything ASAP, but 24-48 hours is not hard to do!

the ONLY thing it has to do with is that most of you do cold calling texting and whatever else you are doing to lists and this gets you a 0.1% success rate.That is the issue.

While the sweep is around $200 to $300, removal a couple of thousand, a contamination issue could be anywhere from $5k to $100k.

Not bc of their cost basis (bc that's their issue) but moreso do to the fact that they could get jammed up on their equipment rental, which could impact the project, ultimately costing the developer.

I would work with zoning to see if you can correct this issue and make it a viable rental.Either way, I would hold it.

After screening what should I look out for my biggest issue is credit and late fees .

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