It is bone dry in there now and stays that way.

They will bleed you dry if you let them.

A good property manager is golden, a bad one will bleed you dry each month.During my PCS moves or deployments i used to use "good ole boy network" for property management.

I am a guy , now if I am in a house with 2 females I would be subsidising  a lot of their utilities , I dont blow dry my hair , take long hot showers , and dont do different loads of laundry for different clothes . 

Also, the nearby comparable may have issues you are unaware of, like foundation problems, dry rot, or might look good but need new windows or HVAC.

Also check if they have a dryer that it's properly venting outside.. and that she's not leaving wet clothes to air dry in the house...No house plants or fish tanks... as the extra moisture they need only adds to the problem

Someone who depends on their investments for income cannot afford them to suddenly dry up.

Some of the reading can be dry but gems on creating win-win transactions with this group are spread throughout the book.

It seems like the deals in Vegas, Phoenix and other big foreclosure markets have dried up pretty much, but there still seems to be a lot of value in Florida.

They need me today because inventory is low and their usual resources are dried up, but I don't "need" them.