For example, if your bargain AC tech (who may be very good, btw) works a full time job somewhere else, can only communicate nights and weekends, and can't actually get to the job for another two weeks I'm likely to move down my list of known responsive vendors and get someone else out there sooner.It can be frustrating when a property owner wants me to waste an extreme amount of time chasing a specific vendor so that they can save half as much money as my time is worth.

Having no equity in your property will likely ensure that chasing a judgment will be a waste of time for the plaintiff (and his/her lawyer).  

Lot of walls and chases to mess with.

No more chasing rent or waiting for the tenant to get around to dropping off a check.

The agency world is a RETAIL world where agents get there paycheck by chasing low hanging fruit (qualified primary home buyers).  95%+ of agents don't understand investors and what investors look for in a property.  

not 1 lease w/4 people.HERE'S My strategy and why.I don't have the time or money to work with low end properties (under $90) because of the tenant quality, the damages they cause and cleanup of high turnover, chasing them for rent, and often not in the safest areas.$110-120,000 is at my bottom.Luckily i'm in Charlotte, NC and i can get condos/townhomes on the golf course at $110k.I ALWAYS hunt for the lowest priced props in the BEST areas-period.FOR CONDOS/TH I cap HOAs at $250 max. and that has to include water/sewer for over $200 ( most here are about $180).Recently I've purchased nice townhomes here in the best areas andincreased MY  CASH FLOW PROFIT by $500 a month !!!! 

Chasing the last dollar is the most expensive dollar you will earn (80 / 20 rule).I find deals for my investors and represent them through the process of purchasing properties.  

I've been watching both The Event and Chase.

To be frank, I'm tried of chasing dead beat tenants who don't pay.

Chasing yield blindly isn't generally a good strategy.