If for some reason, you really goof it up, dont worry, we are all human.  

I love this site - I've been reading until my eyes feel like they're gonna fall out - great resources, both human and computer!

And of course, being as humanly accurate and completely honest/conservative in your ARV and Reno estimate is what will help you have a success on your hands or a flop.

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:in my experience  no human being on the planet will change this tenant class or  behavior or life situation.that all said I think the investor needs to income average.. its not if your going to have an issue that is guaranteed.you need enough doors so that you can implement @James Wise  strategies.. 

I also want the inspector to tell me multiple things like "is the roof suitable for rain water collection for human or animal consumption or both" and needs to know to check for how the metal seams were done, any nails used, etc and I suspect only an ag type inspector would know these things… There is also some ag machinery that I may need to get appraisals on because I know nothing about pricing tractors or implements or such (my wife & I grew up farming but didn't ever buy anything because our parents did all that).Another example is that I can pursue the home loan through my banks but I will need to talk to the local farming property loan people and don't know much about that...

Focuses strictly on the math to evaluate income property investments quantitatively.And the author is such a wonderful human being.

Quickbooks is a measly $300... it's cheap insurance against human error.

(wait for Jan to nod in understanding)... but I'm also human.

All the authorities know about it and there has never been any attempt to shut it down.Overall, when something is done for a really good cause, authorities often are human and are trying to find a way to not put up road blocks, as long as they don't get in trouble.

I choose to look for inspiring, driven, and loyal humans.