@Oleksey Goncharov - I feel like all properties are different and it really depends on where the property is, what the tenant class is, how old the building is etc.I don't think a PM should ever be making more than the owner.....unless it's just a very poorly managed building that has a ton of repairs.Probably the best person I know to help evaluate your numbers is @Mark Ainley

I can't wait for journalists of the future to finally do their job and investigate the negative impact of this entire government fiasco.Side note: this is going to really hit the poor communities hard because they don't have picture ID.

That is very poor services and perhaps the expectations of communication was not set in the beginning.

Completing 75 Hard last Autumn started me on the path of reading for personal development, instead of just consuming fiction, and coming across Rich Dad, Poor Dad made me realize how through I am with the Rat Race. 

Your best bet it to run multiple campaigns concurrently as some may be more effective than others.

Aj, I have some recommendations.C class and most B class and multi-family properties in Las Vegas are poor investments because of the tenant turn cost; actual returns are much lower than paper return.

@Nick S.You bet!

However, the interest rates are super affordable and I'm not betting on home prices going down in Indy anytime soon, but they might stabilize and stop increasing so rapidly. 

The property has poor drainage and seems like a it could’ve been the cause (working on fixing that now). 

I am good at research, poor on decision making.