Complaints I've read on BiggerPockest forums have included: vacancies not getting filled, repairs completed at high prices (not getting competitive bids, large mark-up), poor tenant selection, delinquent accounts not being pursued, PM has too much power (utilities in PM's name, contract with PM makes it almost impossible to fire, rent payments will continue to go to PM even if you try to fire him/her, PM doesn't give LL records to justify billing.)

Just remember your stress is worth something, You have to figure out what that is worth. https://www.avail.co/education/articles/best-free-property-m...

Hey everybody Heres the scenario.Just looking for advice not another agent solicitation My mom has a house in Pleasanton California worth 1.5 mil and 1.7 and a sizable chunk of equity in this property . 

Is your stress really worth like $150/month?

How much is it really worth to you to rank #1 on Goolge?

Option two will be even more challenging since you don't have a valid track record.

Fort Worth, TX -2.7%29.

So say an appraiser says your triplex is  worth $300,000 , you owe $200,000 dollars on it.

You might want to think about financing the acquisition of the quadplex with the proceeds from your existing home, given your track record of success with tax deeds and flipping.

Would the same still hold true if someone was starting out buying first or second property (SFR) but is a high net worth individual?