I can assure you he doesn't lose sleep at night thinking about the poor people that can't afford his product.Your job is Landlord, not social justice warrior.

they do a drive by on their own.. put their offer in and only look at the house during the home inspection.. no one wants to disturb tenants..really good agents in those price points have buyers lined up that buy that way.. no way are they going to haul someone around and show them beat up house after beat up house..

I rented an RV last summer just to have some extra sleeping space for family at the lake.I was amazed by all the RV rental sites and the fact that they were getting as much or more than some houses on VRBO.

Woman upstairs move in a wheelchair and couple my Tenants moved out breaking the lease just in a month - they couldn’t sleep in any room of the condo.So, I have to find a problem Tenants, who otherwise have problems renting - let’s say, with eviction etc.

Hire a professional that can do this right so you can reduce the stress, protect your income, and get some sleep at night.Remember: cheaper doesn't mean you'll make more money.You can start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

If you can't easily refinance or this causes you to lose sleep at night, don't do them. 

It states that for sleeping areas, "50% of the ceiling height must be at least seven feet high" but "Basements must have a minimum ceiling height of six feet eight inches." 

I'll be sleeping in my van or a room in a sleeping bag with my dog.

There is no way $1.2mil over 3 houses  in vegas should only be cashflowing $3k, it should be $4,000+ in its sleep, which would extend all these numbers 30%, but again let’s assume worst case scenario.).

It's a lot of reserves, but we've been able to get some deals to pencil this way.The takeaway: fixed allows you to sleep at night but does limit the upside and restricts your flexibility.