And If my statistics don't lie to me - people usually do not purchase the house after all simply because of people's habits rarely change, especially in a good way.Please, criticize my view of this topic as much as you possibly can if you personally dealt with leasing your properties.

And yes it's absolutely vital to read a ton of books, blogs and listen to podcasts every day to continue to grow your knowledge foundation.

And contrary to what many want to make us believe in courses, blogs or otherwise, it takes time, dedication, perseverence and money to make money.Learning is vital but can only do so much.

It can be objectively measured by comparing travel habits, spending habits and the bonuses that come with them.

I thought I didn’t need it but as I started dealing with “agents and agencies”that had bad habits which cost me good deals.

It is as vital to real estate investors as a stethoscope is important to a doctor. 

Then it becomes a habit that gets very very expensive and heroine because the only way to feel "normal" without having thousands of dollars to spend. 

What we're looking to do specifically is to find a medium-rehab home, get it for a very good price, then flip it as-is to someone else for slightly more.The challenge is that every single-family home that we've checked out only needs light rehab and aside from that, it's habitable and ready for someone to move in. 

I would definitely establish some clear cut boundaries with the tenant and make sure that she understands that it is above and beyond your responsibilities and I would not make it a habit with future tenants.

She is not wrong, but it sounds like she has conveyed it to you in a confusing manner.FHA requires the appraiser to go out to the property and certify that it is habitable by FHA standards.