Has anyone else experienced this?

I can tell you how to find a good enough deal that it supports paying for an experienced property manager to do all the daily stuff for you.7.

It’s just that for every experienced, articulate person, there must be 25 people who are “all hat, no cattle” as they say in Texas.

The best way is to surround yourself with an experienced team and leverage their "clout."

Glad I could help, and let me know if you ever want more details on anything else or examples/descriptions of steps of the process.There's a LOT of way more experienced investors then me on here, but I'll still help where I can.

The main issues I’ve experienced are with the tenants that don’t like me enforcing the rules and they end up leaving

So, it's very, very important to work with a 203k-experienced lender.Reference HUD SFH 4000.1Contractor needs to know and understand the 203k.

You can also start to give back once you turn the corner and become a more experienced investor.

any lenders familiar with this or have other investors experienced this?

Or maybe better yet, invest with one of these highly experienced real estate guys with stellar reputations like Jay Hinrichs.