I am interested in the Dallas Fort Worth market, but have been struggling to find a good property management company to manage my potential investments there.

I just struggle with my sometimes compulsion to help everyone out as much as I can.  

There was a struggle  between my guest and the intruders and he managed to fend them off.I assumed the intruders thought the place was empty.

Filling those vacancies was a struggle.  

I'm struggling as a new investor with knowing how to find discounted properties to wholesale, and since they were only asking for $199, as opposed to the usual $1,997, I signed up.

I finally found a 3 bed 1 bath REO property in Griffith, IN which met all my criteria so I jumped at the deal and made an offer.Since then, here is a short list of surprise complications which made me wonder if we would ever get through it: -seller (bank) had some initial reserves with me using a loan even though the listing said conventional loans were fine-seller made me prequalify with their bank even if I wanted to use a lender of my choice -struggled for a few weeks trying to get a lost W2 from previous employer for underwriter -while in underwriting I needed to supply some new document ever couple days (or so it seemed), go on a conference call with my banks and credit bureau, write nearly 10 letters of explanation, until I was ready for them to ask for the blood of my firstborn -after the home was inspected it was vandalized when someone broke a bedroom window -bank refused to fix the window and lender wouldn't move forward until it was fixed leaving me to do repairs on a house I didn't own-lender nearly backed out because I wanted to use money loaned to me for the down payment-lender rejected first couple insurance providers I supplied until we finally worked something outSo here we are, after all that I'm cleared to close and begin fixing the house up and getting it ready to rent (BRRRR). 

hear my struggle so you can bond with me and in the end channel your cash and effort my way, are in my opinion criminally immoral.

Many new IPO companies are struggling in the public market and private companies are not able to raise new funding with higher valuation.

Based on those two facts I say go for it.But analyzing deals without all the facts/details is hard and I'm struggling a little bit while writing this post.

You will always struggle to get the rent you think you deserve for the work and money you have put into it.The other consideration is staging the renovations.