@Kelly Conrad I 2nd Cason’s remark about being allowed to lease the SFH.

Just to contribute something of my own to the discussion, here's a few books I've been reading:- Mastering the Market Cycle by Howard Marks- Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk by Peter BernsteinLike some of the other recommendations, they're not real estate specific, but I'm finding that getting a broad understanding of financial history is helping me find my footing in the multifamily world. 

Unfortunately the SD market just seems a bit too expensive for our budget to break into unless we found a remarkable off market deal, but one day!

Budget your income as to best pay off these negative remarks and once paid you can now begin the momentum movement upwards. ( if you owe a staggering amount it may be best to talk to a credit specialist first.)3.

Account Closed, Washington state does not limit late fee amounts like many other states... not sure about the "complaining" remark.  

All remarks appreciated.

Eviction will take around 2 months...tenants are remarkably savvy and know that 2 or 3 months of free rent is worth more than the dollar equivalent of a month's rent.The demographics of Gardena renters are probably pretty similar to those in my area.

Usually it's the guys who take the lead in a family when it comes to investing: I find it very remarkable that you were initially the driving force who had prepared all the spreadsheets and listened to all the podcasts.

We can give you a CMA, expired listings, active listings and pending settlements.When looking at listings - try to understand the motivation of the seller .......Always read the remarks - there are many clues in the comments there; must sell, vacant, needs TLC, sold in as is condition.....etcDOM - days on the market - how long has it been listed?

Turns out they went ahead and tried to run my account and generated a third NSF remark on my rental history!