This goes back to building in vacancy and eviction costs and it's not a hardship when you plan for it.While eviction processes are standard to some extent they vary by state and some states and judicial systems are tenant friendly versus landlord.

Markets vary but I have been told the average assignment fees are 3K-5K/property if you can get a couple dozen of those over the next few years you should be able to pay off all that debt.

There's not such thing as having no heirs, it's just a matter of degrees of separation and/or finding them.

I actually agree in principle.Major expenses (think roofs, furnaces, etc) vary less in price from area to area than rents vary.  

I live here in Tucson as well, and recently graduated from the UofA with a business degree.

Hello, I am beginning to look at property listings online for multi-unit properties and am seeing the "expenses" vary from property to property. 

I currently am 19 years old, live in PA and in the last semester of getting my Associates degree in Business Administration.

Good for you to get a job analyzing RE since that's what you want to do (instead of becoming a $billionaire off your comp science degree!

The amount the listing agent will offer to other brokers varies.

Listen, a few people held back on you to some degree and that was the right way to do it.