View reportGreat looking deal in Webb City, Mo but it almost seems too good to be true.

I suspect if you stick with it for a while they will sort out and reveal their true colors.....

Purchase price: $405,000 Cash invested: $4,000 2 bedroom 1.5 bath with $480 true cashflow (PITI, CapEx, Vacancy, Utilities, etc..)

Seems it may be too good to be true based on their requirements/loan programs. 

I wanted my lifestyle to change as we build an “empire” (the wording is for dramatic effect, but it’s true in my mind).

Sounds like you just need to ensure you are picking true comps. 

My wife generally does showings of rentals and open houses because she's prettier than I am...I'm sure most of you will find that hard to believe, but it's true....she's prettier.

YUP  121 should be everyone's first and foremost move.. nothing is better ( caveat you live in an area where primary housing actually goes up in value significantly)   buying a house for 250k and selling it 10 years later for  299k is not that great of benefit .. but when your in a high priced market that doubles in value then that's a true Yahtzee

Of course start with letters and payment demands but then move it to the courts, get the judgement and do what you can on the collections front.As others have said PM should be leading the way on this  Unfortunately I believe the opposite is true.

But is it true?