PMs in general can be horrible, and PM-ing is not turnkeys' strong suit.

@Dillon Beard I did a quick analysis on this deal through the financial model I built and this would be a horrible investment as you have already seen from your analysis and mine below.

Indy included that a total melt down like those other areas experienced is in the cards.the bigger risk to failure in rentals is just burnt out landlord syndrome and those buying thinking they have solid performing tenants when in fact they have horrible tenant pool in their area and the tenants cause consitant loss's for the landlord which creates this burntout landlord syndrome and erosion in pricing..  

Hey BP! I recently ran into a problem where I have a property under contract that I am wholesaling, but there is no way for me to show the property to my buyers because neither the owner or the tenant are willing to s...

Buy a property at discount because the pool is in horrible condition, the pump was stolen and the wiring was stripped....

The first house I ever bought, I bought long before I was even in real estate (or I never would've bought it, horrible deal), I ended up renting out after a job transfer to CA and I just barely lucked out to break even with the cash flow.

I made a horrible financial decision.

And I’m horrible at fixing things.

I want to match it in the bedroom (current bedrooms have horrible, old carpet), but am unsure I will be able to find the same flooring! 

His apartment is in horrible condition from neglect and abuse.