what is your investment objective?

@Alan Johnson Yes, I'd object for two reasons. 

The objective of these discussions is to FIND THE TRUTH through logical debate and discussion, not to win a point.Originally posted by "TN-Apprentice":(I also find Zillow very irritating in that it always says it's not compatible with my version of Firefox, which happens to be the latest 2.0.0.3 -- Let's get with the times, people!)

get rid of them and next time take a video condition report of your units (that is what we do) or have them sign something that they accept the unit in the condition they found it. .Also--your lease should have a clause regarding foreign objects down the toilets and that the tenant is financially liable for same--the bigger Pockets site for free forms has a lease that has that enumerated --its good.

Everybody's got different objectives and measure their successes and failures with different metrics.

. • Stable or increasing job quantity and quality - The value of a property is no better than the jobs around it.

We chose Memphis as it fit our needs for cashflow and opportunity to purchase higher quantity.

My PM is 10% rent, so I net positive $450/month - well worth it.When I started doing this, the common objection I heard was that people would say they didn't want to do rent by room because they were more rough on the property with more people moving in and out.

Both the stock market and real estate are good investments...that meet different objectives.

Do you like connecting with people or are you better at more object-centered things?