One thing that I learnt from landlord is we have to act super fast in emergency situation, I have numerous situation like this, and what the renter wants is actually not reducing rent, they just want to see how fast we are helping them in their critical situation.

Yet another erudite handymanEverybody's a critic.

It is a funny argument to me when I hear the public criticizing businesses acting like businesses when inevitably they are doing so because of customer demand. 

If the population of the state or location is falling or static, the area is in decline, and investing there would be a bad decision.Low crime is critical.

====If you pay for an inspection now, you can have a list of what needs fixing, and put a timeline to the items from critical now to etc...

In fact, using other people's money to help you make more money is critical.

I'm sure that Clayton hunts for food and brings it back to Natalie to eat...It's also ironic that media people are criticizing children's excessive use of online media.

A realtor's work after an accepted offer is critical if they are worth their salt they really earn their commission by keeping a deal on track and holding the transaction together, especially when inexperienced investors are involved.If you aren't a licensed Realtor or don't have many purchases under your belt, then you don't have much appreciation for their job.If you asked me to take less commission, under any circumstance I'd share my favorite Logan Roy (Succession) quote with you.

Especially a distressed property.....fix it up yourself (this is critical to learn house systems). 

For the hundredth time in my posts:“It is not the critic who counts: not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done better.