Many landlords think PM's are blood sucking leeches bleeding them dry................ : )I looked at the model about 7 or 8 years ago as I was analyzing all kinds of real estate niches.

Or is it just getting to the point where the big guns are going to wipe out the young blood before they even have a chance to get their feet wet?

https://evers.wi.gov/Documents/COVID19/EO15BanonEvictionsandForeclosures.pdf I truly believe "The time to make money is when there is blood in the street." https://www.forbes.com/2009/02/23/contrarian-markets-boeing-personal-finance_investopedia.html#11f596f3b59aMy last two acquisitions were at 60% of appraised value, all in, with rent increase value add baked into them. 

This is a business and it takes a great deal of knowledge, massive action, and for lack of better words, blood seat and tears to make it work.  

Legal and smart tactical advice is what I need, because this is affecting my blood pressure, my work and state of mind.

Marketing is the life and blood of any business - Master it 2.

I may come on here and ask advice about some deal I was thinking of, but when the deal actually goes down, there are real flesh and blood people with fiduciary duties to me being paid to watch out for me... no exceptions. 

Brokers depend on this new blood to pay those monthly fees.Call 10 people every day and tell them what you do.

However, we thoroughly cleaned up the apartment and had new flooring put in (blood stain).

No one is out to screw someone over, but where there's blood in the water, there will always be sharks.