Already seen this movie and the ending sucks for landlords. 

We live in a college town and some of the landlords get streams of good student renters year after year simply because the good tenants want to "pass down" their house or apartment to their friends.

I take the Balou approach from the original Disney movie "Jungle book" "if you act like that bee acts, uuh, uuh, you're working too hard".Set up your Systems & Procedures, Analyze your market, put together a marketing plan, work your market, close the business and RepeatFire away with your questions or PM me.

Our profit has been between $20,000-$35,000 on the few we have done.I am passionate about real estate and investing and have been sharing information with family to get them building wealth and alternative streams of income through investing. 

Be diversified with your assets, clients, revenue streams.  

Inspections aren't to get a better deal, they are to show you what you will need to do and to help you assess the future value and income streams versus expenditures.

If you plan on doing a lot of business in the area it is easier to get in to see a banker and build credibility if they see you have a steady income stream and you are managing the balance (ie, getting a higher balance every quarter). 

Will people still go to large movie theaters if new movies on demand is successful? 

I was framing this question more so in the context of people with streams of income coming from rental properties. 

Are there any other revenue streams for the property (laundry, parking, etc.).