If this question was just a quick easy answer we would all be rich!!!!

Being new in the game, you dont always think things through 100% if put on the spot, it's too easy to give in and people try and take advantage of you at a young age, new in the game, this ALWAYS gives you an out, gives you time to consiter anything,tenant wants to have a dog, put on the spot you might agree, but as the manager you'll ask the owner and get back to them. !

I like it it is simple and easy to use.

Jon has been an incredible asset to the community, and I hope you'll leave some appreciation for his efforts in keeping this place running smoothly.It is not an easy job that we have in keeping our community second to none, but I do believe that there is no other real estate community that comes close.

I thought the 2% rule was pretty easy to hit in that part of Ohio.Don't get me wrong, solid deal in my neck of the woods in Utah...

It not easy to squat at that weight.

Most people like LLC's because they are easy to set-up and there isn't a lot of on-going paperwork.

And finding the tenant and getting them to sign a lease etc,. is easy because most realtors can do that for you, they charge about 50% of first month's rent which I believe is well worth it.I live in the dallas area and I typically don't even look at the properties (for most cases) , I have a good contractor who will look at the property and run the numbers for me on the repairs.

That really isn't an easy thing to do.

Pros- relatively easy to comp, generally lots of similar inventory; usually limited rehab requiredCons- higher holding costs; bureaucracy/admin issues with HOAsThis is assuming a flip- if you're thinking buy and hold then that's a whole different ballgame with different pros/cons.