That’s a bit extreme but I would like to know, what would you do if this were to happen?

I have heard Rent Manager is an extremely good product, but am I better off with Buildium, Appfolio, or another software that can provide these same services at a better price point?

To be honest there is no need to go too far US has areas that STR cost around the 40-50k and can cash flow a bit more than 1k but its nice that is not taxable so good for you.

An extreme example of ours is an RE currently valued at ~$1.5m has property tax of ~$5k due to prop 13.

no mention to the risk  cap ex anything else.. he called it 4 walls and a roof.. along with making statements that D class renters were better renters than A class because they appreciated a home more.. etc etc.. you simply cant fight that person that does not know what they don't know and for whatever reason in America right now no one wants a JOB they all want to be landlords that live off of their so called passive income  LOL.. can it happen sure does it well it can for locals in those assets.. and its a nice hedge against inflation.. but buying D class is to invest in areas of extreme instability.

We are currently renovating, as these guys were a bit hard on the unit, but to be honest, I wanted to make changes in the bathroom anyway.

You must make sure you are honest with any landlord that calls for a reference.Never allow your decisions to negatively impact other landlords.

They pay on time but are extremely messy people.  

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I ran across this property that has the potential to be a really good investment but the ENTIRE house has an extremely bad mold issue and it needs major repairs.