So I bought a property using money from an old IRA.

This is probably a very old building so don't forget to add a good amount for CapX.

So I bought a property using money from an old IRA.

In a perfect world this would work out but you know the minute the tenant has a grievance/gripe and wants you to buy something or repair something that’s unreasonable In cost there is going to be strain and resentment.

Hey all I understand this is an old post, but I can always use more reliable fair priced handymen.

I was too young to be fully involved invested, but I was old enough to see the damage it inflicted and the lives it crushed.

Screening a market for great PMs is not something I'd even remotely considered, I really appreciate this, and will have to go back through my market choices here to evaluate PM options in each market to ensure I get this right since I'm looking out-of-state.Looks like you're in Issaquah - I was born in Issaquah, small world.

Hey All, My name is Eddie Gonnella and I'm originally from Old Town, Maine right next door to the University of Maine where I studied Civil Engineering and lived for 4 years in Orono.

So I've been around a block or two.I say what I say as an attempt to let you know more about this world and I have not meant for you to take this advice personally. 

I understand a lot of these homes are 100 years old in Pittsburgh and there are going to be something wrong with them.