Also, when the broke gives you a coc return number, take a look at what he is using for the cash in number. 

50/50 makes sense to me, but you'll go broke while building up the portfolio.  

In the break-in, the deadbolt was left unlocked and a student-tenant's acquaintances broke in assaulted the tenant in the common area.

I have no idea about your portfolio, but you'd have a hard time going broke by paying down debt.

I think the garage spring broke of.

The only way the upselling ends is after you're broke.

I have had an issue where someone broke in while I was waiting to close and stole all the copper ( I had pictures to prove it ) and I was able to have the insurance company cove the loss.

I've got two little girls that are a year apart and I could imagine that triplets are a handful.  

I was not told until after pipes froze and broke. 

The rents were $500 each unit and it broke even on the cash flow.TODAY, the rents are now $1,900 Each Unit....