Most individuals don't have a printing press so they can keep on going like the government does.

Tenants who know how to play the game have fertile ground for doing exactly that, delaying for sometime until a novice landlord has learned enough and gotten enough documentation to finally press an end to the antics. 

Saying renters will pay in the future is not avoiding this issue because everyone knows they will never pay and the government is forcing you to make a loan to person who is unlikely to ever pay and if pressed will declare bankruptcy. 

Let me know if you're also planning on going to the Bigger Pockets conference coming up here in San Diego! 

There are several issues but the two most pressing are: I have only been doing multiple rehabs at the same time for about a year so a learning curve and I manage the subs and dont use a contractor.

I didn't know Ryan at all until Joshua talked me into speaking with him at the conference.

People (and their houses) have been there so much longer; I think you'd be hard pressed to find a spot where no one had died, so why think about it?

I just came back from NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) conference and people are doing some truly amazing work with these.For an amazing short, check out Vincent Laforet's Nocturne.

But I'm guessing you'd be hard pressed to get 100k note for 30k.

Hopefully we can meet catch each other at a conference.