Third; Ironically the pitch for it being a go-to "doomsday" currency, in TRUTH is it's greatest weakness.

So, tell the truth and you are probably really getting an average of $1,000 per month more when you consider that it is impossible to have a new guest move in the same day a guest moves out and just like renting a long-term home it is impossible to have people move in on the dates you want.

Truth is, if they leave and decide not to pay, it would cost me more getting lawyer and court costsThis exact same thing happened to me in the worse time of year with a college senior.

Here is the truth people, there is this thing called chaos theory.

Both of the P.M. companies I use have an owner's portal, but the truth is I don't use the portals very often.

@Ben Petersen, I think there is some truth to what your agent friend feels.

The truth of the matter is, I'm greener than a golf course.  

That couldn't be farther from the truth in my area.

@Ryan Bird you can ask but how do you know they're telling the truth?  

But that same exact story is true of both of my other investment properties that are now netting me over $1k each per month.The building is in Southeast Washington, DC, a neighborhood that has a bad reputation, but with the entire rest of the city exploding into a kind of gentrification I've seen nowhere else, it is inevitable that it will eventually swallow up that area as well, eventually....Truthfully, I purchased high and knew the situation with the neighborhood: lots of voucher tenants, low rents peppered with luxury units popping up here and there, crime, the reputation, all of that.