Before buying, do an analysis of the market that lets you in on its dynamics, link the type of property that matches your set goals and is in line with the risk you can take, survey the possible financial options open for borrowing money, and finally analyze the cash flow of this business before engaging professionals in managing this apartment complex.Conduct thorough checks on possible properties, covering in-person checks, money checks, checking leases, comparing market prices, checking rents, assessing the condition of the property, and looking over legal contracts.

I'm sure serial killers like to rent rooms in other people's houses.

Attend meetups and meet as many people in RE as you can.

So many people get hung up on the cash flow.

If not rent controlled and  you can give notice you might want to give notice if you have a lot of people moving in and out.  

That loan will have some bank hand-holding that people dislike (annual reporting requirements for the first few years, all rent checks must get deposited into an account at that specific bank so they can see it coming in and have an automatic "early warning signal" if they drop off, etc), but hey in their case I'd say it wasn't unwarranted, their only track record is that of mismanaging after all. 

You are the ones doing the work and if you are finding great deals and putting in the sweat equity people will be more than happy to fund that... 

So many people (including me) are complaining that they're not getting the bookings from Vrbo that they used to, and now Vrbo want to block some more days that won't get booked on their platform. 

Many people have invested in RE within a pre-tax and Roth account. 

Do people use generic documents?