Penny wise, pound foolish. 

Work hard, save every penny, live a frugal life style.You increase your income any way possible and save a minimum 10% of your income from every paycheck.

From an investor standpoint, you're not going to get rich off one house here because there are very few expensive houses here and if there is one, you're going to spend a nice penny fixing it.

Poor craftsmanship on repairs, numerous clerical errors, employee turnovers, I'll never get one penny for their mistakes but I want other people to know how these people do business.

I suspect that VRBO/Homeaway is holding onto every penny they can right now, for as long as they can. 

We got a lawyer and sued them as we had never seen a penny of rent money or pay out in three years and here they had taken over $10,000 and lied about the costs on the second building although I’m sure most of that money did go to those renovations.

I currently have two properties here that I purchased for pennies on the dollar - in decent areas that's rented to deserving and decent families. 

We also do concrete damage repair and concrete coatings - some epoxy but mostly polyaspartic as it is harder than epoxy and won't peel off.   

I don't think scam can get one penny easily from me but bothering business is unacceptable.

If you have a house worth $200,000 (Turnkey B) and it goes up 10% that is $20,000 improvement plus you get the $20,000 from the Tenant Buyer plus you get $500 positive cash flow a month for $6,000 in cash flow.You can see how the numbers work at the link:How I buy houses for pennies on the dollarhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/67...As you can see, it is a bit of an advanced technique so it requires a lengthy explanation.