But I don’t bother breaking down the kind of repair (plumbing versus appliance).

Being in the real estate industry primarily its most often that I'm required to jump through many hoops just to get affordable financing and I was surprised by the fact that for many years I had to use my personal credit just to build my business and it always bothered me that why would I need to be suffering from lower than desirable credit scores and debt for something that had its own business entity and needed to get its own footing established.

Do you avoid those times just because of people on lunch break don't want to be bothered?

Thanks Tim - that was my feeling on this that he was just submitting it hoping I wouldn't bother.

Every time I read the anti-california commentary, I always imagine a million collective eye rolls from all the lurkers who can't be bothered to respond and explain what a different investment world it is in our neck of the woods.

If your lease doesn't say anything about a fine for unauthorized animals, then I wouldn't bother with it. 

  $350 is insanely low rent and I'm not sure I would want to bother with a property bringing in that low of rent (think of the tenants you are leasing to). 

Having said that, this is not the first time that BP Podcast is presenting  false figures and not bothering to correct them, even after some comments clearly call them on their BS numbers.

Maybe they could, but I would minimize bothering the tenant with tons of inspections.

I almost do not even bother with Saratoga county because of how bloated their prices are and yes Albany has a solid renter base but when I am evaluating most properties, based on how they are being listed I am often finding 5-6 CAPS vs Schenectady where consistently in "decent" areas I am finding 9-11 CAPS?