The dilemma I have is that the property management company is renting one of the lower units to conduct business. 

I use 8% for modeling and it’s a little lower (hovers between 4%-5%) but I don’t know Overland Park nor do I know where you want to invest.As for maintenance, I’ll just say 5%-10%.

Then a couple months after we moved in, we received a letter addressed to us the new homeowners from the city saying that they had re-evaluated the home value and lowered it to a certain amount which ended up lowering that year's taxes by about $1000.

These loans are tough to get and typically are lower leverage 30-50%.

They will usually lower their price when properties do not sell in a specific time interval. 

I get really frustrated when I pay for work and it ends up not being to my quality standards or time frame, so sometimes even when I know it would be better $$ wise to hire someone out, I just do it myself

Rent prices were higher than neighborhood, but much lower than rest of Atlanta .

On tenants insurance, my properties are mostly section 8 or lower end so they usually don't have the funds for it.

The more money I place in highly leveraged DSTs, the lower the rate of cash flow.

We know when the deal fails for the last investor was $85,000 so we lower it to $75,000 our maximum offer.