The pain of the hardships in this business is temporary, the pain of going back to work for 'the man' would last too long for me to endure.You are certainly right about one thing, Ben...when getting knocked down it gets harder to get back up each time.

I feel like a lack of 3 prong outlets is impractical for modern life and fuse boxes are a pain to deal with.

Thanks in advance.The asset will be:located in Tampa, FLApproximately $100,0003/2  | +/- 1200 sq ft (heated)Block

Talking with a new neighbor, who just got a similar home 1 block away a few weeks ago, his appraisal came at 260k.They went and talk with the bank with both appraisals and the bank told them that the appraisers usually give a low ball when a refinance happens to protect the bank's interest, but when is a new purchase they look at the value market.  

And companies like Block and Marcus and Millichap offer good info, although some of them cost money.

;) lol Always nice seeing other young folks enjoying the RE life, especially those helping others and spreading the important (but sometimes painful) landlording truth. 

The late Jim Rohn said it best "...the pain of discipline weighs ounces,but the pains of regret weighs tonnes..."

The house is currently the only one on the block that is in bad shape.

He said the glass pain was cheaper than a lock smith and grabbed a tire iron lol. 

@Darren Eady  I am with Darren peronsally too many good notes to fool with all the drama in non performing unless you can buy multi million dollar blocks of them and have deep deep pockets to work through them.