What are some of the hassles associated with being a landlord?

Despite the perks of property investment, the chores associated with being a landlord may be considered a bit of a headache. What are some of the hassles associated with being a landlord - and is it worth it?

 

If it was easy and painless, everyone would be doing it
Sometimes you need a little luck but yes of course there are headaches involved. However, the big picture and the long game will always be that bricks and mortar is where you can make good money, and build a future nest egg.

 

There are many like Broken pipes, stuffed drains, broken garage door springs, pets and roommates are just a few of the challenges that arise. Even good tenants want your full attention when sewage is backing up into their home or the cable company accidentally cuts the telephone lines.

 

And adding to these points are the increasing government rules and regulations.

 

One of those hassles of being a landlord is house repair like faucet, broken door or window, utilities bill.

 

It depends how small or large the repairs. Minor repair like damage door knob or minor faucet leaks can only take less than a day. Monthly house visit is necessary to check the house since, some tenants will inform if house need repair. Some tenant doesn't care.