In my humble opinion, when an investor has a fleet of rentals, all performing as expected, it's like a convoy of ships cruising across the ocean.

Ongoing management should be your cruise control with the right proactive checks and balances in play.

The first three are on cruise control, but the plex was recently renovated, is vacant, and currently has some plumbing issues.

It's a good resource as you cruise Zillow and see varying prices.

I'm guessing there has to be some agent from Lexington cruising around BP that would be happy to assist you. 

His strategy is to cruise the foreclosure lists to find junior lien holders, specifically HOA/COA foreclosures before the senior lien holder has filed for foreclosure (only works in judicial foreclosure states).

It's obviously a bit more work but once you get it up and running with systems in place it can be pretty cruise control.

I feel like we're at the point in the highway where you're cruising along at 75 and all of a sudden everything slows down to 40 for a 1/4 of a mile and then you go back to 75.  

Funded my retirement account for the year with $26,000 in cash back; Bought a $9,000 hot tub from Costco last year plus I took my entire company on a cruise to Mexico all on points.

You are just cruising for a bruising.