When you own hundreds of units, there will be a chance you will get a tenant with a mental problem.

Is this a fair mentality to have when assessing whether to purchase a property in a college town?

You may still get a high volume of responses from people swimming over their head or mentally ill, but at least you can move on from them and identify the good ones by using your "delete" key.Good luck!

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The mental energy you have to spend on a tenant like this is expensive, I've been there.

also you should of had a walk though and inspection so take a mental not of what thing need to be fixed.

Just trying to get a mental picture of how close we are to the limits and what the tax ramifications are once you go over that specific limit you speak about. 

Also I have a keen eye towards land use beyond the typical:Put a building on it to mortgage and create a note/put in a tenant mentality.

Odds are you won't make it Haha I can tell you dont know the mentality of an enlisted military man.

A great coach helps pull out of your what your next best steps are, how to overcome the barriers in your way (logistical or even mental) and get more momentum.