My tenants have been relatively consistent but I know a lot of investors who have been given the cold shoulder by tenants during all of this.

Positive net worth, free up the car payment which would push my cash flow to ~$5,000 a month, and be a great burden off my financial shoulders.

I know I want to be in real estate but I’m unsure in what capacity I should be in it.I have been looking into real estate assisting positions but I only have transferable experience and keep getting the cold shoulder because of my lack of hard experience.

It's just not worth it, far to easy to do things legit and never have to look over the shoulder. 

., there is 1 sheet rack that collapse in the basement so we are going to replace that, our lease stated that rented will shoulder any damage specially any negligence which I understand.

You will get the cold shoulder if you have them running comps and putting in bids for months without some kind of action/return for them.

Short appraisals are a fool proof negotiation tactic, just shrug your shoulders and ask the seller what are they going to do lol.

Recently a woman complained about how she hurt her shoulder moving a couch out of the garage when (she thought) it would have been OK to leave it there.

Often small mom and pop type tenants can't shoulder the burden of road improvements that last 6 months to 2 years as it can cause a drop in business.

I have friends that are interested in buying properties, but what would the implications be if they shoulder the full mortgage burden, even though we'll split the mortgage payments and expenses 50/50?