@Surendra Chawla, I have rental property in Pflugerville and know several others that do as well.

There are several reasons, actually:Article 16 of the National Association of Realtor's Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice prevents us from soliciting business from another realtor.

We now had trouble several times now with contractors not pulling permits, delaying repairs and costing us thousands of dollars in the process (even if specifically written in the contract).

Best commercial retail training in the country is held by Cherif Medawar - he is a real estate hedge fund manager and owns a lot of retail and mixed use He has a training and Seminar company and even offers joint venture deals Go to his website www.cherifmedawar.com or enter his name on Youtube he has tons of videos and success stories I took several of his trainings through the years and in my opinion he is by far much better than the other so called gurus!

I put down a earnest money deposit of $4,000.After I put down the deposit I found out the home had a prior sinkhole and in talking with local brokers the ARV will be severely affected even though the problem was fixed with underpinning.

There are several other tax professionals on here as well.

I have heard several investors say that they only get one out of every 95-100 offers they make accepted, I dunno how accurate that is for your area, its a little extreme for my area, but good deals will likely be hard to come by. 

I know of several people who do it but for years now I can't figure out how it's legal in Maine as all it really does is charge a late fee prior to 15 days.

@Ben Kirchner I have owned several of these over the past decade.

Your insurance number also seems very low and I would check that with several agents.The maintenance sounds very low.