The renters I want are the ones that won't live in poor conditions. 

@Daniel PitnerTo me, $4k/month isn’t enough once you factor in health insurance, etc. and retirement at 35 just seems odd to me unless you have tons of money to travel and do great things.

My business partner and I are both married to mental health counselors who we called on to help with handling our difficult tenants like yours.

What would be the collective effect on the health of the community as a whole.

Remember the Bay Area is where rich people go to feel poor as a 1 million dollar home here is considered cheap.  

The tradeoff here is that if anything goes wrong the remote managers may not be able to handle certain scenarios, and you're listing may suffer from poor reviews.20-30% - Full service property managers (they do everything and have a team on the ground if issues come up). 

This business is very time consuming, if you havent read anything yet i suggest you read robert kiyosaki rich dad poor dad to kind of set your mindset but dont take it as bible it's mostly a way of thinking you can PM me for more info on how to obtain the book if you would like. otherthan that welcome were happy to have youim also a youngster 21 yrs of age

I heard a quote once, something along these lines"The poor take forever to make up their mind, and then change their decisions quickly""The rich make decisions quickly, and take forever to change their minds"Sayings are just saying, take it with a grain of salt.

So basically you put ALL of your money through the ALOC, then basically change your lifestyle to house poor.

Wow that is just crazy, poor snake thought geeze.