I think it's really important for landlords to have a unit completely move-in ready, because if it's not, then the tenant starts out with a mentality that the place is not taken care of. 

The biggest factor is personality, if you are okay with out being on site and watching from a computer screen then you might do very well with this, some people need to be on site and have the in person interaction for their mental health. 

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The mental energy you have to spend on a tenant like this is expensive, I've been there.

And mental energy from you to correct it.

She also had a mentally handicapped adult child and a son who never married. 

s either or mentality, he raises some great points about the things that most investors ignore. 

Also, I believe that many people were in my position and did not make a very high W2 earned income and from what people have told me here, by message, text, and on the phone that I have been an inspiration to change the way they look at things, so the things they look at may change right before their eyes.I don't offer something for nothing, instantaneuos gratification, or diseased mentality.  

Its also the same reason that alot of landlords hate PM's because of that "its not my property" mentality that has run rampant.

It's a gambler's mentality, which is always foolish, to think that a tiny investment will make a large profit, especially when there are a whole bunch of fingers in that pie.