These people have portfolios that would only be good for firewood.The key to being successful is tenant screening.

This being his only rental property, he started to have to pay the contractors out of his own pocket.Then the tenants where not taking very good of the house either.I should also point out that he didn't do any tenant screening, he let them because they were friends of a friend.His point of view on how nice the place should look took a drastic change, more inline with my ideas.In the end things have worked out and we basically agree on everything now.  

I am trying to find a buyer/solution for the next property:Inglewood, CA 90303 Number Of Bedrooms: 3 Number Of Bathrooms: 1 Year built: 1947 Effective Year Built: 1947 Finished Square Feet Total: 1,204 Lot Size: 6,244 Lot Width: 52 Lot Depth: 120 Number Of Stories: 1 Number Of Units: 1 Number Of Rooms: 7 The Tax Year: 2012 Garage Carport: Garage Looking for $365k, selling with occupants that are related to former owners.

I don't imagine that this is a widespread problem, as in an identically-formatted post, no one has complained.If you are truly interested in seeing all the pictures in ways that have been expertly manicured by Techies that will fit sate your deepest desires for perfectly-sized pictures of flips, feel free to PM me, and I can provide you with a link to the pictures, which BP will not allow me to post on here.

Problem is I still have all these pin size wholes in joist that bother me and could be a problem on a wdo down road. 

To screen out,the unqualified applicants immediately so they do not waste your time.

“Consider using a trust to hold the deed to a property as well as be the manager when you file your LLC and you’ve just created a very decent smoke screen to ward off creditors.”5. 

Use that to screen the new applicants.

My first question to you, have you ever done a job of this size before?

As a flipper it wasn't about portfolio size it was about deal flow.