In the short run, yes you should have less of those headaches.

The flip side is management headaches and thin cash flow, so if you keep it you want to look at this more as a long-term wealth builder than a short-term cash flow play.

If I can do well here and help a lot of people without major headaches, I believe anyone can do the same in other states following our processes. 

😅I’ve bumped into a couple of funky ones, too… once it was an old mechanics lien that nobody caught, and another time it was an easement that turned into a total headache.

Great tenants, long-term, pay on time, no headaches.

Most of us learn by doing, but being thoughtful up front avoids a lot of headaches later.

Networking with experienced investors and connecting with reliable property managers early on can also save you headaches down the road.

My background covers both residential sales and property management, and I’m always looking for ways to help property owners maximize returns and minimize headaches.

There are a few things that can cause multiple issues and knowing how to avoid them or attack them up front saves you the headaches.

Having the right team in place from the start can save you countless headaches down the road and give you confidence as your portfolio grows.Wishing you success and smart investing.Disclaimer: This message is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.