Repairs, CAPEX, vacancy, the occasional crazy tenant who steals your AC when he moves out. 

Well it may occasionally but most of the time it ruins your credibility and any chances of coming to a successful close.Know the market by asking the questions up above and driving and surveying every property that has sold in the last 12 months, pending, active, expired and canceled.

Yeah you'd have to be there to control the construction costs as well as you'd have to visit occasionally to check on the status of the property.

I have a Hunter "oil" type (where you add oil occasionally) in my living room that has been running almost non-stop whisper quiet for almost 30 years.

Plus, this was a second.I’m also not a fan of anything other than first position loans, unless you do many with money you can occasionally afford to lose.

I still have a case of them, usually I only bother throwing them in the windows of my current rehabs and get an occasional call mostly from someone who has unrealistic value of their home.

My experience so far is that selling prices are at a cap as low as 5 and occasionally as high as low 7's.

Hi everyone,I've been listening to the podcasts for a while and occasionally lurking around the site, but have yet to introduce myself or get serious about investing until now.  

hello everyone I'll be frank when I first started listening to Justin's podcast I felt he sounded like a tool who never gave information and only talked about himself and tried to sell programs ( which he was making a killing on if you do rough math and basically by his own admitting) he sounded sincere but didn't seem to know the info himself BUT as I dove in more, listened more he occasionally gave real information AND what I do know he puts together a lot of excellent highly successful people under one roof.

For most tenants the issue is an occasional maintenance call for plumbing, appliance repair or handyman type stuff.