I've noticed that when a deal is advertised the seller almost always will mention that the unit(s) is already leased out as a benefit, however in the books I've read and the podcasts I've listened to investors have stressed the importance of not inheriting tenants.I'm curious to know what people's experiences and two bits are on this, and maybe an explanation as to why sellers boast to have fully rented out units in their listings.

The process is already stressful enough.A borrower is free to choose whom they work with and what lender they proceed with.  

I have had full crews working Thanksgiving weekend to finish though so it has put stress on everyone at the last minute.

Kind of a stressful commute to Riverdale though.

Legal battles cost lots of money and stress.

@Michael Bell  I cannot stress enough how important it is to read Brandon's book. 

In most cases, I would say that the taxes you would owe on a $21,000 recapture would not justify the time and stress involved in a 1031 exchange, especially if you don't have another property picked out already.  

I tried being a flipper for 3 and a half years, and in my experience, I made about the same amount of money that I did as a wholesaler, only with a lot more stress and headache.

If you are managing it yourself, there is a cost in that, whether it is in your time, energy, or stress, or all the above.

The most stressful part of my life is each time I pay for a house in cash and then have to wait to get a mortgage.