Boyfriend (who wasn't on the lease, was arrested on site by the SWAT) I assume, paid most of the bills. 

Louis to PA 2 years ago, we decided to keep our STL house as a rental property, and I was told about this site recently as I work on finding a new tenant. 

Here’s a link to the Rules and Terms of Service for our site to review!

You are learning an all-too-common lesson: Tenants who stay in one place for many years are typically paying well below market rates, and they start to develop a sense of entitlement.

If you want the most accurate and deep data, you'll have to pay for it.

With this buydown you are really paying for knowledge of what your interest rate will do.

This week it was announced that my job site will be permanently closing its doors within the next couple years.

The outcome was that I was able to pay my son a good chunk of cash for his hard work and I was able to keep a buy and hold property that cash flows nicely with only $5,000 out of my pocket once it was all said and done.

Something I’ve been thinking about is the benefits of loan pay down.

I know everything is negotiable in the contract...BUT, who usually pays for the following--Renter or Landlord?