I'm kinda tired of living in Basements but an ADU I'd be cool with. 

I self manage and deal with prostitutes, overdoses, petty crime and burglary, flat tires, jump starts, wild animal intruders, trips to the doctor, and a host of other things too numerous to mention with my tenants.  

This helps weed out tire kickers.

I am tired, my stock for empathy has run out and I can no longer manage this tenant and this one property causes me more headaches than all my others combined.

Really starting to get tired of some of the weirdos I have to deal with.

Purchase price: $90,000 Cash invested: $28,000 Found an off market deal with a tired landlord.

That's a brand new tire you got about 20-30 thousand miles to go on them bad boys. 

Eventually the community got tired of the eyesore, and there were petitions to condemn and demolish the house.

Unlicensed, non-running vehicles can be very costly to remove in many areas; tires, drums full of who-knows-what; construction debris...these are just a few items you could find once someone stops paying the rent on their storage.

The value-add business plan allows operators to purchase distressed or tired assets, fix up the exteriors to drive immediately value, and then fix up the interiors of the units to drive up rents resulting in higher net operating income and investor returns.