Essentially, the landlord can only evict if the tenant violates specific requirements.What do you think?

Hi Joseph,When starting your investment journey, it's essential to set clear goals that define your investment purpose and time horizon.

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If you don't, then you essentially have no insurance on the property.But, it's when the lender is notified of the new insurance coverage that will actually notify the lender and then they will trigger the due on sale clause.

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To me, that's the most essential question. 

If one wants to invest in Jackson MS it can be done basically in the North west areas North of 20 and East of 55.. thats the safety zone and then you have a few pockets like Fonderen etc.

Even though I’m essentially paying for repairs out of pocket the equity gain may outweigh the cash flow alternative. 

Where it essentially is an interest free loan until you sell a property. 

Seemed like QB would be good for a rental, but since with flips you have to capitalize every cost and everything is essentially on the balance sheet (versus the P&L) it didn't seem to work properly.