I'm really getting tired of her already and it's only been 2 months. 

He sent me some pictures that showed one deep tire mark.

You’re clearly out of touch - lowball offers are good for no-one and your agent will likely get tired of you.

They will have intimate knowledge of the area and be able to compare this prop against other props in their portfolio.This is where your relationship building hat will be important to establish repertoire for them to view you as a potential client and not just a tire kicker.As for college, neither good or bad.

Just ensure that whoever you are working with is really experienced and connected and not full of hot air, there are tons of overread tire kickers in this industry.

Its a wear item, like belts and tires on a car. 

A few of my renters are in such positions that a flat tire is a crisis. 

They might be tire kickers, but at least I'm getting people.

I like the idea of thinking of vacancy as an added expense - we do anticipate some tenant turnover in the first year so it might make sense to conservatively factor in 2 or 3 months without income.We are definitely tired of throwing rent money down the drain every month - time to build some equity!

Never had any major issues with it besides routine maintenance (tires, oil changes etc).