I need the actual rent rolls and sellers' Pro Formas, to choose the right property to buy.

Also, it feels a little weird to tell my brand new tenant that an appraiser will be coming through the house right after they moved in. 

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Although I understand his frustration I do feel he is being unreasonable.

Don't feel bad for anyone as some tenants make up sob stories for you can give them a break. they signed the lease and glad they are paying. it comes with the territory.

Feel free to shoot me an email or PM me, I don't like to put secret sauce talk on the front page of the forums :) lol

I said miiiiiiight because I have a feeling a lot of people in this area don't understand how much more expensive it got to live here because of "tax cuts".

“For the time they are here I try to make them feel like they are part of the community.

But I feel like I have really been overthinking this.

I recently rolled over a 401K to a Self Directed IRA and have an opportunity to buy a house in a somewhat rough area, but a solid house with good rental potential.