Debbie, the severely obese tenant who stopped paying 3 months before moving out, broke the toilet seat with her weight, and then filed a lawsuit about the broken toilet seat thought she was the best tenant in the world.Every bad tenant I have ever ran across think they are the best tenant in the world. 

How much money you can pull is essentially predicated upon how patient you can be.

Cash flow is hard to come by today, but if you are patient and work with a good realtor you can still find deals.

Right now not many great deals unless you are do short term rental but be patient and dont feel like you will not find a deal.

It was definitely hard being patient, especially listening to/reading about examples of investors who started from zero cash or in personal debt and had tremendous success. 

I've been reading through some of the threads and it looks like everyone here is very kind, considerate, and patient which is a perfect environment for learning.So I just wanted to introduce myself and say hello to everyone!

REI is a lot of work on the front end, but I needed to be patient and things started/continue to come together.Take care, Chris

I think you're absolutely right about the fact that patient capital can have a field day in High Point.

There's no rhyme or reason... just be smart and patient.

Be patient, it takes time.