It literally smells like a dumpster right in front of our condo.

Obviously, when you write off literally everything you can your net income goes down. 

That's an open-ended question but for me - and I invest in mostly C-Class - prior to buying I look at:-Crime-Mapping (one can also call the local police dept. and ask about the property in question - they'll connect you with an officer who works the area and can give you the reality of the crime and if it's getting better or worse)-Literally drive to the property on a Friday or Saturday evening and sit in the car for a bit to get a feel of what goes on-Look at the rents.

I literally had to be onsite supervising a job replacing a door for hours across several days.  

The western suburbs and western parts of the city literally just saw a 5-8% jump in the rents this past month.

Literally one week earlier I was moving from GA to MI and no longer was able to react as quickly as I would have (and that move kinda rocked my world).

I looked at 1 house that was literally 15% of ARV and I said no because the whole thing had to be rebuilt.% of ARV simply doesn't tell the story.

Literally complaining about every single thing on a regular basis. 

It's a literal feeding frenzy, primarily fueled by amateur investors.People were fearful 10 years ago.

You can literally find answers to all of your questions within the confines of this site.