The tenant told me that he only changed a rubber ring on the shower valve and didn't need to unclog any drains.

Obviously everyone that calls wouldn't be a fit, but if your phone is ringing nonstop, or it's crickets, you know you're too far one way or the other as well.

Happy to connect and talk top line Chris :) give a ring anytime today

The barrier to entry (at least in Oregon) is lower than investors might think.

It is the easiest way to invest, lowest barrier to entry, lowest interest rate, and lowest down payment required. 

The most popular markets are ClevelandToledoMemphisBirminghamKCIndyDetroitEach of these markets is popular with turnkey investors because of the low barrier to entry, high rental demand & high rent to price ratio.

For PEX typically the rupture will happen along the crimped connections, the rings will burst and you may only need to re-crimp these sections. 

Con: 1) Very "Niche" area, learning curve and barrier to entry (potential pro as well). 2) As with any business, finding quality employees can be difficult. 3) Lot's of regulations/licensing. 4) Depending on your model, can be difficult/expensive to find residents who can self pay, then you have to deal with insurance. 5) Then there is always the risk that the government will change regulations as RAL's become more popular.

@Davarious Thompson Start by getting a 5 section 3 ring notebook and setting goals.

Low barrier to entry (<$10k to get started, don't need great credit & you don't need RE experience)2.)