To answer your question I've never counted, but over the many years this seems to be something that pops up, along with missing furnaces, and missing hot water heaters. 

Hi Ant,As MP mentioned.Hire good property management.You have a few solid options in town.If you manage yourself, you will save on fee's but IMO it's like tripping over dollars to pick up pennies.Investors should focus on the next deal and scaling their portfolio while not being bogged down with minutia.And there is a tonne of "minutia" when it comes to property management.Sure, you can manage 2-3 or 4 properties.Managing 10+ is a different story and a full time job almost.Wishing you much success

Long story…but if I had it to do over, I’d keep as much cash back as possible and get the financing and construction in one mortgage.  

We here at Aslan have over 70 investors, so we can definitely get creative and look for programs that are applicable to your unique situation.

I can't say the floodgates have opened, but there's enough deal flow to call it a business, and I believe with consistency it will grow over time. 

I have worked in long-term care for over 20 years now as an Administrator , and now I am running a healthcare consulting business on the side. 

We are interested in Section 8 - going over the HUD rents and doing the math on the CoCROI we sometimes come up with 20%+ ROI (accounting for capex, repairs, vacancy, management, etc.)Going over some of the forums here I see a lot of 10%-12% CocROI of investors with Sec8 properties.

Over time, you will migrate to one that fits the size of your business.

He looks over the help wanted ads on CL looking for side work.

Here's why:Future Cash Flow: Once your debt is paid off in three years, you’ll have a solid cash-flowing asset that can provide ongoing income.Asset Growth: Property values, especially near a university, tend to appreciate over time.Debt Reduction: You can leverage the rental income to pay off your debt, essentially using your investment to achieve financial freedom.However, personal comfort and risk tolerance play significant roles.