Getting a little harder to find 50-60K duplexes in QUALITY C area's here in Cleveland these days.

Because most of the people that are purchasing condos here are using them as second homes, they care way more about the number of people they can sleep in a unit than they do about the quality of the construction, appliances, etc. 

A bad relationship with one of these folks can really put a damper on your projects - take control - you are the final decision maker when it comes to spending your money to make money.Never give a deposit up front - pay contractor in stages as work is progressing.

If you give advice to your buyer and it goes bad, then you may be liable.

If the car wash is automated, you have capital equipment, service, consumables, maintenance, etc. all to deal with.

Even if all of these things are in your PM agreement or tenant lease, still sounds like a bad PM to me.I always do a pre-move out walk-through with the tenants. 

Goal is to buy and hold long term in good neighborhoods that attract good quality tenants .Can someone recommend cities across US where it is possible to cashflow or breakeven  on condo investments in grade A neighborhoods? 

-I am in the process of acquiring a high-quality software that allows virtual staging from real photographs of a room/property.

Keep in mind however, that every bad tenant was once a good tenant.Nonsense.

I mean a good thing in that the responses are less, but of a higher quality?