I think taking a longer look at deals is acceptable but I also think that the market is so solid in KC due to the diversifcation of jobs, low (considering) unemployment rate, and our focus on recession resistant markets has kept KC above most markets for multifamily real estate investing.

I still think it’s silly since, at least in my area, agents listing investment properties usually have incorrect or missing info on the listing partially because they don’t take the time because the commission is so low, I think.So, it’s going to be tough to find an agent that will basically “show themselves” the property to gather all that info for you, any other general perspectives on the property and not be worried about you potentially getting pissed over a misrepresentation issue.

If you're in the Midwest it may be a bit harder because everything is so cheap but if you're somewhere that's a bit more expensive there will be plenty of responsible adults looking to rent single rooms. 

I’m looking for a 2-4 unit but San Diego is so insanely expensive.

I'm sure there is a point where your home is so large it hits a niche market that's hard to rent.

Bigger Pockets is a big part of the reason why this is so...at this point there's never anything in those courses you can't find here for free, minus the cheap come-ons.

That is so funny you are from Sd and in LA now, because I am from LA and now residing in SD haha.

Hey Matt, this is so inspiring.

If being poor is so amazing, please join them.

He ignores my points, focuses on the shower & deck, says he won't be pushed around and to go ahead with my attorney because his wife has already filed bankruptcy (my attorney said they see that but don't show that he has filed though) and it was a no-assets case, and he's "struggling as it is, so an attorney isn’t going to make [him] s*** money any faster (especially with bankruptcy)."