Is a bit overkill.My point of the post, was there are obvious things a landlord must do legally(heat,electricity,water etc) there are some thing that we do that arent required by law, to make the tenant happy, or that is what is written in the lease, but at some point with certain tenants, it comes to a point where enough is enough. no one lives in a perfect house, every house has something wrong.

Then again, if you are like me you hate to wholesale perfectly good deals that you could rehab yourself :).

His experience in the trades was a perfect fit for doing work on his houses, for if he couldn't do the work himself, he knew someone who could. 

This is certainly a great community and it is also a perfect place to learn more about REI.

Thus perfect for building lists as you couldn't manually do that yourself.

Please search BP and request a book from @Jay Hinrichs, from http://turnkey-reviews.com/a-perfect-storm/.Good LuckVivek

That makes me feel better and helps me remember that there isn't one perfect deal and I'm not missing out on it!

Awesome sounds perfect!

There are still people buying buy it's not me.Be patient in your search but be ready to execute when that perfect property comes along.Good luck in your search,Casey 

I'll try to recreate my intricately worded, loquacious, perfectly articulated and informative post...Yes, I'd love to have an REIA in this area and would attend.