I do agree that I think they're having growing pains, but unfortunately that isn't the kind of thing I can afford to just accept when I'm choosing a company to go with.

That’s a sharp revision from the $2.6B loss initially published in February.

Options are very good, just need to avoid sharp dips because I am wagering about 1k at a time and any bad luck and I lose the entire 1k.

i think it's worth it before spending that much money on something, versus just having someone random on the Internet tell you what they think and you buying a property you'eve never seen in a neighborhood you've never been to.so many investors have tried to do you what you're doing and bought wrong.Experience of OOS investing in Cleveland after 1.5 years.Sell at a loss or rent at a lossBaltimore - a path to never-ending pain

It is a pain to have to shop insurance every year.

Hopefully the pain abates in 2025 as the onslaught of new supply slowly abates. 

They were a pain in every way besides paying rent (thank goodness).

It’s a bit of a pain but in the long run I’m still getting paid by otherwise good tenants.

@Jennifer Sharp Yes, capital gains are calculated as the sale price minus each owner’s stepped-up basis, based on the date of inheritance (1998 or 2019).

Unless you have time on your hands selling it from a house you don't live at can be a pain.