This is why it’s also not smart to invest out of state in areas you are unfamiliar with.

So the smart thing to do is always have a nest egg for times of vacancies or unexpected repairs/expenses.The overarching point about this is that you want minimal vacancy.

For us, being smart on how we buy and looking at ARVs of around 400k or less so we won't be on the market too long.

In one triplex that is spread out, we use the Orbi WiFi extender, and it works great, highly recommend that if anyone needs to increase their WiFi range.Once you have WiFi, get a Yale NEST Smart lock.

If one can be smart enough to do this, can’t multiple renters do the same and cause a problem in your NOI and returns?

NYC is great for raising money or working a 'normal' job, but otherwise, I think it's smart to get out and be in the community where you're investing.

Go to the meetups that smart asset realty holds.

Tenant shall not make or cause to be made any alteration or addition to the Premises, without the prior written consent of Landlord, and shall under no circumstances install any additional lock or security device to the Premises or the property which could impair Landlord's access.

Ingrid Robinson. these scammers prey on new real estate investors.. easy targets.. just don't know what you don't know .. but you were smart enough to post here.  

I put a Smart TV with cable in every living room.