But if just focusing on squeezing blood from the rock, your gonna get on of "those" tenants all but certainly. 

Quote from @Sean McKee: Quote from @Mark Cruse: Quote from @Scott Mac: You've been in business 15 years, and the current renters alleged problems include:  [1]    Mold around stove,  [2]    Old food around stove,  [3]    Mold on walls,  [4]    Blood stains,   [5]    Dead insects,   [6]    Dust throughout,  [7]    Dirty stove,  [8]    Dirty Microwave,  [9]    Bathroom unsanitary,[10]    Windows unclean,[11]    Windows missing/damaged screens,[12]    General filth,[13]    Unswept floors,[14]    Showerhead replacement needed.

I’m based in the Midwest, and while it’s not North Carolina, we’re seeing a similar pattern here: thinner flip margins in hotter metros but solid opportunities in nearby secondary markets where entry prices are lower and demand is steady.

. #3 "cracking down on bad landlords" now we get into the vail coming thinner and thinner on communist theory/leanings.

Thinner margins are a reflection of overall market conditions so you need to dig deep into the assumptions to understand the risk being taken to deliver those numbers.

“Blood built it; blood stopped the building of it; blood shall bring it down.

No response from tenantMonday AM- tenant sends pictures of foot with blood, saying that door fell on her last night and she has glass on her foot. 

Be okay leaving a bit more money in or taking thinner day-one cash flow if the four pillars—cash flow, debt paydown, depreciation, and long-term appreciation—pencil over 3–10 years.

Blood and hair samples?

Keeps the case clean for your attorney to navigate both fronts.3️⃣ Don’t chase blood from a stone.