But worry not, partner; we can tackle this issue head-on.

I have tried email and Zoom calls but have not been able to get a straight answer as to what the underlying issue is which makes me automatically assume something shady is going on.

Together, we fixed issues and turned things around.

I'm using single family homes on this one btw.Wendell: $382k/$2200 vs $2250 rentZebulon: $325k/$2000 vs $1900 rentClayton: $330k/$2000 vs $1900 rentLet's address the elephant in the room.

I am currently in the process of leasing up a vacant property we’ve been renovating however and that has SIGNIFICANTLY increased the amount of people time that I have had recently so for you if that is a huge issue I would not recommend getting involved with any vacant properties that involve total lease ups or else you might just prefer utilizing a property manager.

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As bad as that all sounds, ALL of these issues could have been taken care of before closing and repaired or her buyers could have backed out of the deal.

Does everyone think this is true, are all buildings going to have issues with them, and I am not referring to cosmetic ones?

If you cannot budget for or handle the issue(s) you are covering then dealing with the issue(s) could be catastrophic for you.

This will not be my primary address, so FHA loans are out of the question.