One person's pain is another investor's gain.

They are very picky on inspections and there rental inspections every time you re-rent can be very painful.  

Back to the panic mode noted in #1 above: I will leave an apartment empty before I rent to the wrong person...it took me a while to figure that out but now we never vary from that axiom...it is far cheaper to leave it empty then go through the pain and agony of a tenant who destroys the place or for whom rent payments are a low priority...if you are cash poor you may feel forced to rent when you may not have the right candidate...make sure you have enough cash to NOT DO THAT.5.

Save yourself the pain and stay clear of them.  

Potential painful tenant/eviction#2: Fairly ideal if their work history/landlord history checks out#3: Sounds like they want to leave in a year.

It is a buy and hold...Growing pains, I know.  

A wknd trip to any other markets will cost you $1,000 and be a huge pain (possible flight delays, etc). 

I can take the pain.....give me your thoughts. and Thanks in advance!

She has been a complete and utter pain from day 1.I just want to know if I can legally enforce the late fees specified in her lease.

Welcome to BP.I'm guessing by your message that you don't currently own your own house, and you're very ambitious.Wholesaling in Canada is a major pain, which explains why none of our Canadian members has met a highly successful wholesaler that is always flush with deals.