@Ronald Rohde and @Ryan SeibThank you for sharing - good points and food for thoughts!

The rat droppings inside the unit did not beam down from the USS Enterprise.You have been provided of a photo of these droppings, so calling the exterminator seems correct.How much is the renter wanting for damages ($50 or $5,000), and if it were mine, "You stay--You pay" no rent proration.Rats eat into cereal boxes and the like, they want food.

Short 1 other answer-Commodity Indexes (including energy and foods such as wheat continue to rise).

By doing seller financing, they will not be hit with the large capital gains tax they will have to pay.Just food for thought.

The numbers are showing you that but I'm going against the grain this time.

However, ask those questions for each property.You don't want to assume that each property is equal to the other.I have never been involved in a portfolio transaction so take my answer with a grain of salt. 

Hey Scott, I absolutely get what you're saying about net worth and LLCs, definitely food for thought. 

Save the corner liqueur store and gas station and fast food..

Add electric charging stations, get some food trucks to come by, add some amenities.

Long story short, all the land that the fence covers, including about a food into the neighbors yard is technically ours, but this must have been going on for over two decades.