But in my case, and I'm only talking from my point of view, it's kind of a pain to try to work and teach or explain everything when I'm working all day.

And lath and plaster is a pain to work with.

This is a painful lesson that I have learned several times over when dealing with contractors.

This will accelerate your learning curve for managing property (one of the biggest pain points for new investors), provide you a solid W-2 job to qualify for loans, and perhaps get you the inside scoop on properties for sale.Here's my generic beginner advice. 1.

I use the mobile version too, but it's kind of a pain in the butt.

Getting in contractors and changing from a single to duplex can be a pain and while it sounds easy, dealing with contractors is not.

All too often, folks jump into an entity only to realize that it was not necessary and the pain and cost to undo it or fix it up can be rough.

Since then, lots of growing pains have come along with it including: firing the first property management company, going way over budget for the rehab, vacancy 8 of the last 10 months, doubling of interest rates since i started. 

You really need to pain the picture.

Thanks in advance,Tyler  Although this is a pain it's a simple fix.