Sorry, but I am also in the self-manage camp and don’t appreciate the implication that people who self manage do it because they are control freaks, or cheap, or too dumb to recognize “time is money”.My husband and I hired numerous bad PM’s in our rookie days.

I've heard on numerous occasions about flippers using OPM to finance their deals and then splitting the profits with their investors.

When we had the inspection it was found that there is extensive powder beetle damage to the numerous beams.

I'm in an industry that obsesses over the numerical FICO score rather than the 'story,' I'd love to have those handcuffs off and be able to focus on that instead. 

Nearby are numerous new developments including housing that will in the next five years only bolster the existing urban hub of bars, restaurants. 

I also tried to work with them on numerous occasions before it got to that point.  

While I know there are numerous ways to achieve this, for the majority, I see them achieving it in one of two ways:* Building Systems/A Team/A Business - This would be the faster of two ways here to get to $10k semi passively.

Gioser,  I have purchased numerous properties where I negotiated cash back at closing that resulted in me walking away from the closing table with more money then the listed down payment.

There's  numerous stories we read  describing instances of tenants and guests refusing to vacate properties, and the government supporting them in that endeavor. 

First, The Real Deal, "scum online magazine" pretending to be a real estate outlet, The Huffington Post, always been a garbage dump, numerous The South Florida Business Journals who never asked for my side, endless fake news outlets,  even some lenders tried to get in on the action like, Balanced Bridge Funding and Western Capital.