I am not a full-time investor/flipper so high passive income in the least complicate manner is my goal.  

This can all be done openly and in an orderly manner.

A seller signed our contract and the sellers agent bound the contract without signing the attached Investment property addendum certifying rents (that was written in the contract to be part of the contract).   They si...

From a tech / business standpoint, they leverage metrics Wall Street cares about living quarter to quarter compared to running a lifelong sustainable business. 

I was summond here....A lender has a collateral interest in the property, unless the lender get a deed in lieu of foreclosure and fee simple interest they won't own the property in that manner, the collateral must be sold any excess of what the lender is due is equity of the borrower and the borrower is entitled to overages.

A lot of banks want to see 1.25 - 1.3 You, on the other hand, should see something in the 1.5 - 1.7 range before things start getting sustainable on a cash flow basis...:)

I’m currently an agent but in the process of getting my tarion, I know of a bunch of developers willing to sell me lots in London and surrounding area, curious how you think the next few years will be, my one buddy currently clearing 150-250 a house curious if it’s sustainable

The depreciation will be allocated in the same manner.

The #1 reason tenants leave is because maintenance is not handled in a timely manner. 

After one bad experience in renovating one we have decided to avoid them in the future for the following reasons:- Difficult to access plumbing and HVAC- Difficult to wire electrical- Prone to foundation issues(Many in our area unfortunately have sustained foundation damage from an unusual earthquake we had here in VA about 5 years ago.)Bigger Pockets investors - What is your opinion / experiences with renovating and property managing slab houses?