What you posted is a heavily edited, one sided "documentary" that fails to mention key facts in every story it portrays.Here are some words from this "documentary" maker's blog on his own video:"I admit that I know some police myself and have met the occasional respectful, honorable and well meaning officer (though in all honesty I can count them on a single hand).""

This aspect should be weighted much more heavily than input from authors and opiners alike.

If I had had many vacant I would be squeezed because I was heavily leveraged and had little in cash reserve.

I’m heavily rooting for your success here and I admire your ambition.Gotta get back in school, pick up a second job AND hustle harder in your current.

I've been heavily involved in real estate for 2 or so years now and have what I would consider an above average knowledge of real estate investing thanks both to being an executive of a local investors group at 18 and also as a Realtor for close to a year now.I've listened to if not hundreds, thousands of hours of podcasts revolved around real estate so am very familiar with "no money down" investing which is the route I am trying to go, however, it's off to a bumpy start so far.

We are heavily investing into DM.

The ongoing repairs and the capex will be the killer to the cash flow.I think you should research heavily the vintage of the 20's for all know issues.

I have a form for smoke and CO2 detectors - that is heavily regulated here so there are forms.

I once owned an apartment complex where the tenants drank beer and played cards all day.

It is a complex legal transaction that normally involves significant emotional and financial risk and is heavily regulated by state and federal governments.