This question was inspired by the discussion entitled "Caught Tenant Smoking Weed" started by @Faisal Farnas. 

@Harrison Sharp I do want to genuinely thank you for providing your rationale for why you think my post was horrible advice.

Now, participants on the site self-select to a very great degree insofar as Bigger Pockets is a real estate investment site; however, too often, it seems to me, the question that repeatedly comes up of "what should I do with $5,000 or $10,000 or $20,000" elides this important first question and too often it seems people who genuinely do not know what they are doing aren't pushed enough on their initial investment choices. 

@Joe Vairo was the 20k repairs genuine?

I'm genuinely interested in learning more about how you generate $10,000 of passive income each month with that amount of capital.

This creates more opportunities for RE investors to solve problems and get genuine deals. 

This was a strategy pitched by tenured investors at a local reia meetup which inspired the question.

In more desirable markets with genuine homeowner demand, I expect longer DOM's and some pricing pressure (10%-15%) on entry level and mid-range step up properties. 

My intention is not to advertise, but I genuinely think we can assist you in your situation.

My business partner is a full time agent and he tells me all the time about how "many agents are genuinely ignorant on real estate", and it's all "smoke and mirrors".