One of the biggest problems is selective enforcement of ccr's.

My biggest problem is not having enough deals.

Its a bit challenging for me to analyze all this info because I live in Montreal, Canada and our laws and system is a bit different.

Could likely rent for a couple hundred more, based on rentometer.com info.Home has very nice tile and wood flooring, 4 yrs new, could use some small touches inside and will look much better with landscaping outside, needs some curb appeal.My biggest problem here is: WHAT in the world to do with this property??

The biggest thing is to partner up with a (yes a) realtor that understands what you are looking for and will work with you.

One of the biggest problems a new investor will have is to see deals that really are not there.

Hello my name is Torrean, I am from Milwaukee, I have been at this real estate thing for about two years or so, but they way I have benn doing it has been challenging and a lack of planning have hurt my overall profits.

The biggest issue is knowing what you want to accomplish and then being able to get it done.

The biggest problem facing most cash flow investors, is that there are only select areas of the country where you can usually find cash flow properties that will do anything other than take cash flow out of your pocket.

I talked to my attorney about it and he said that the biggest drawback to doing it that way is that if it's titled in the name of my LLC then I have to pay a PA corporate stock tax which is 9.9%.