Quote from @Jose Remor: Yes, you can save $500 by managing yourself, but you can also lose a lot more than that with some rookie management mistakes.

They are the experts-thats why we pay them through our nose -more than 25 K -and he refuses to modify a mistake he made that was pointed to by the contractor As many have attested to in this thread (Architects included), typically Architects do not do plumbing drawings.

So in a significant recession, merely being active or passive is not actually a way to avoid losses.Finally, there are a lot of active investors who lose their money even *outside* of a recession because they make too many newbie mistakes.

The worst MF is probably the small 5-12 unit space: you have all the disadvantages of MF, without the synergies.

Yep, my mistake.

Learn how to manage it well and avoid the costly mistakes so many owners make.

At worst, you're responsible for 4 days of YOUR cost for the internet, so a couple of dollars.

Yes its a mistake sorry idk how to delete itanyway im looking wholesalers in the DFW 

I do see mistakes where the property was rented  for 6 months in a tax  year but the tax returns state it was rented for 12 months.

So it won’t matter if you forgot things like management fees (or the value and costs of your mistakes if you plan to self manage.)