Life is too short - better to laugh this stuff off.However, once a tenant has shown they are going to be a perpetual pain in the butt, I send them on their way.Month to month baby.Lead poisoning is no joke. 

Paying taxes doesn't have to be painful.

Right now I work in a dirty, dangerous environment that is hazardous to health, so I want to transition into a new career and I really like the idea of commission based sale, love real estate, and plan on investing in the future I figure becoming a Realtor is the natural choice.

It limits your ability to invest initially and assuming you are particular about where you live, probably more expensive than renting.So I a ma big fan of short term pain for long term gain. 

Most of those consumers have no knowledge themselves yet put their financial health in the hands of an “expert” with no knowledge.

If it is sagging and it is not due to any health or safety issues then it will be FHA compliant. 

Here's a link to a blog I wrote on letters for seniors - but basically it applies to all owner occupied.https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/11806/84376-your-letter-to-seniors-offer-them-something-they-care-aboutIf you are sending to absentee owners, they will have different pain points.

Wello worth the pain but I'm not willing to take on a flip of this size again unless every aspect is subbed out.

Well worth the pain but I'm not willing to take on a flip of this magnitude again unless every aspect is subcontracted.

I spent 15 years working in the Nonprofit world of housing, homelessness and mental health and my wife still works in the homelessness arena at our local homeless shelter.I plan to utilize the BRRR methodology and am looking to build my team of trusted partners.