There was a foreclosure with massive fire damage listed for $97k and needed at least $100k of work, ended up selling for $218k.Generally, I can see a lot of these properties being decent flip candidates (which I'm not interested in doing, though this puts me in competition with someone that can pay more for a property because they aren't looking to hold and cash flow), but not great as rentals unless I have tons of cash to either cover the negative cash flow or leave in the property.So here are my questions:- Do I just need to be more patient in looking for deals?

Or should I continue to save, be patient and look for multi-family properties ?

Be patient there are always new opportunities for real estate.

and had glitches occasionally, they always followed through so the end result was to client’s satisfaction.

I understand the critical role of efficient maintenance coordination in ensuring the satisfaction of both landlords and tenants.

So it's good to ambitous but be patient.

If you're patient and handy, managing your own single family rentals may be for you.

This has been an EXTREMELY complicated project and we ask that you please be patient with us as we work through the bugs.We know about most of them and should have them fixed by Monday Night.

I  truly love what I do and helping my patients unfortunately I know I will not be doing this much longer.

Ultimately, fostering a culture of open communication not only resolves issues promptly but also contributes to the overall well-being and satisfaction of everyone involved.