Wouldn't really expect much appreciation there, unless there's some local driver right where you are going to buy.

They quickly agreed.Once I get the letter from the bankruptcy trustee stating that the bank has permission to change the name on the loans, I think I'll sort of be in the driver's seat.

I don't know right now if they plan on staying.I haven't told either tenant I'm considering doing this because I don't want them to leave but I also don't want them to be mad if I resign the lease and then a week later announce I'm selling.Should they both be on month-to-month leases?

I had a friend that made this same mistake and he got in a lot of trouble.What do you think is going to happen when the tenant gets mad at you (for any little reason)?

(I'm not mad at you, but I'm sure there are few people like me).

But there were this letters on the application [size=9]"""This application will be processed only if accompanied by a check deposit equal to one month's rent and by a copy of the driver's license of each applicant.

I am a member of NRU, I had invested prior to NRU but I'm not mad I spent the 16k.

I do realize 15% is not sustainable unless inflation goes mad, but it's always good to have the opinion of more experience investors.I also realize how difficult this question is to answer, with all the variables involved.

Look for markets that have had some driver for population expansion that is recent (company relocation, etc).

I had the security deposit that the kid's father had put down (I'll bet he was mad about this stupidity).