On that priority, I'd walk.Personally I feel that these type of investments can produce monthly as well as long term, time will tell if I am right.Please don't take my thoughts anything other than professional critique were I looking at this property.

They actually sound like professional tenets. 

Build your networkDepending on your goals, you'll need a network of professionals who can help your business.

Commercial brokers from all main brokerages in the area, networking with other investors at the local REI clubs, joining professional association for building owners. 

I've tried the boric acid,borax, foggers,sprays, even professionals have come twice but I fear they will come back.  

Hi folks - I am looking to make an investment in a long term buy to rent, looking at around the $200-250k purchase price mark , ideally a lower mtce townhouse, or condo, and looking for capital growth and solid returns with young professional tenants.

@Caleb Heimsoth $1000 referral fee may be needed for a professional but I bet most people you meet in the street or the garage or at the open house  or the guy at a construction site will be thrilled with $500.

I sort of believe him, but I think this guy would be consistently late if not for the auto payments.One nice feature of these payment services is if the tenant is late with rent payments, it's reported to the credit bureau.

I would welcome some insight from this professionals on this.My mother owns a home in brooklyn NY, and is about to retire next year.

Also listen to all the podcasts that featured interviews with wholesalers.