You might as well say "you know you're asking $150K too much.." as well,  and they wouldn't know the difference.My wife as I mentioned came in as VP of a finance company set up by a large insurance company that had excess cash to invest, too much, so they decided "why not a finance company?".

Brandon Arnett Anything that takes cashflow out of your pocket as an investor is annoying: vacancy, maintenance & repair calls, cap ex, tenant turnover costs, tax & insurance increases, evictions, etc.What you might consider as “headaches” would be extended vacancy, inherited tenants, excessive maintenance calls, late rent, mold, pest inhabitation, insurance claims, tenant turnover process, eviction process, non-responsive property managers, and the list can go on.You can get ahead of most of these issues by buying properties in B- or better areas, having a thorough inspection done, doing a strategic rehab prior to placing a tenant, selecting proper insurance coverage, hiring the right property manager, and then staying in regular communication with that property manager.

Make sure whoever is trying to raise the funds has proper procedures, accreditations, and experience or things could go wrong down during the process.The ongoing fees for 3 years could end up being excessive.

@Steven Saucedo That might be a little excessive.

If you look at T-12 and see a lot of one off management expenses and excessive accounting and legal expenses that's a red flag. 

You are looking for people with excess money who chose to live minimalist. 6.

Thanks for posting Brian.It almost seems like this bill, while devastating to the true commercial players or wealthy folks with properties well in excess of 5 million, it will benefit regular mom and pop ppl like me who don't own 8 figure-like properties....and also do not really need any additional handouts.

That seems excessive to me but if you can get it.....that's a pretty big income generator.I've allowed equally large dogs at one of my rentals and haven't had issues (so far).

Then there was excess soil from another remodel job and contractor was putting the soil into a dumpster to take to a landfill.

Would the fact that alcohol is legal and is (unfortunately) sold in bars often to excess to young, testosterone filled males contribute to the violence?