If they really struggle then the right thing to do is go out of business anyway.  

Still struggling getting where I want to be financially and in terms of investments. 

I am struggling to decide whether I should sign with a brokerage where I am attending college (Oregon State, Corvallis, OR) or sign with a brokerage back home (Portland, OR).

I am struggling to find a suitable place that has even half of the ROI I had.

However, some were struggling to get caught up on their balances from March/April.One of the factors of rent collections that became glaringly obvious during the second half of 2020 was the effectiveness of property management.

Save as much cash as you can to make super strong offers.I'm in the 45 days identification period of a 1031 exchange and struggling finding anything that makes financial sense.

I am struggling with the same issues here in DFW TX.

Hi Everyone, I'm starting to analyze some rental properties in the Pittsburgh area - this is just a theory exercise for now, since I'm moving there in May.Anyway I'm struggling to find properties that cash flow, even when they fall into the 1% rule.

We're now trying to evict them since they don't pay rent but my PM is struggling since there is no names for whoever is living there so we don't know WHO we're evicting.I requested whatever information is available from the former seller's agent but they don't reply.

Has anyone else struggled with this, and if so how did you overcome this issue, because I'm not rich (yet) and OPM is a non-negotiable at a point if I want to hit my goals!