We'd love to chat about it.

Crime was way more than it was shown in city database as most of the things were never reported.Actual rent collection was only $4200 by 18 tenantsPark had very bad repo in area (Which was known to us)What we did after buying:Worked on road (new milling road), removed extra trees, cleaned 40-50 dumpster of trash.Worked with city development agencies to remove bad tenants via evictions or stationed police officers on weekend to deteriorate drug traffic, incentivized good tenants to provide us video /call cops with videos so that cops visits are frequent.Removed bad homes and brought in 7-8 newer homes from other parks.Repaired around 19 houses in last 18 months and brought up average rent $680 per home.

@Yutaka Tso I sent you a link to a video that I found very helpful.

My wife and I just did a VA loan house hack in San Diego, so I'm happy to chat more with you about that if you want. 

I house hacked my first 3 properties so I'd be happy to chat with you about that. 

You can then run your reports according to property or the entire portfolio.There is a bit of a learning curve, so you may want to check out some tutorial videos or hire a firm to set up the account and help with support.

Please reach out or comment if you would like to chat.

I look forward to chatting in the future!

I'd recommend AJ's book and videos.

The problem with people making most of the videos is they have ego problems and they don't tell the whole story.