I'm a local investor in Detroit with 9 door closing on 10 soon but that area is terrible and that building isnt worth investing in.

I find that the biggest pain point for me is accounting and I know for sure that two of the PM companies I used in the past were terrible at accounting.

During times like these it makes sense to look both on and off market.With all that in mind, off market properties in this area of Cleveland or Parma do tend to be either very distressed or they are pretty terrible deals. 

that's terrible. 

As a rental, it was a terrible deal.

It was a foreclosure we bought secondhand off the MLS and was in terrible shape.

Whoever was in charge of the screws had terrible aim!

I've had folks tell me the market we're investing in is a good place to by real estate, and others tell me that it's a terrible one.

I am long distant land-lording in Indianapolis. A leak was reported to Great Jones by the tenant a while ago, which we have asked them to repair. There has been no repair completed, with an updated photo below of the ...

I've seen some seemingly minor errors on commercial leases that had pretty terrible long term consequences.