Not a bad deal but not a great deal.

Financing with bad credit is going to be very difficult and very expensive.

The key point is this: when a deal turns negative because of bad information, the answer isn’t panic selling.

I also called the tenant regarding the noise complaints and asked if she could use an extension cord to move the speaker to a wall that isn’t shared with the neighbor.

Chicago get's a bad wrap.

We've updated the flooring, painting etc to match the local markets.So, do we just have bad luck or is the quality of tenants in Vegas subpar at these price points based on the local economy?

It is never bad to have multiple exits.Good luck

Hi,As I was looking to buy new property I saw one townhome recently.Roofs of most of townhomes are tarped in worst condition.Roads inside community big holes works condition.I spoke to one resident there. He said out ...

I have had candid discussions with the PM where I tell they need to improve their screening process because I not have these issues in other states and they excuse this by saying that bad tenants are unavoidable in the AL market (which seems like BS to me). 

Also some of my favorite books that helped me most was the "rental property investing" book by Brandon Turner (former podcast speaker).