@Tyler Gilpin When you say "does pretty well", is that more of a commentary on the quality of the tenant (aka "lack of damages to your property") or the timeliness of payments (either via HUD or the tenant's portions)?

I wonder what it will cost you when they remove their washer dryer and damage the pan again. 

This can help with limiting the time your unit sits vacant.These situations can get tricky, but I always recommend staying level headed during your interactions with the tenant.The worst case scenario is the tenant ends up unhappy that you don't want them to break the lease early and/or they don't want to pay for an early lease break (hopefully defined in your lease agreement with them) and ends up damaging your property, costing more, prior to their actual move out date.

Based on the story they told me it sounds like the parents are effectively homeless and I suspect they have simply moved them in without permission.

Looking at pure spreadsheet math and common convention; if you pay down your mortgage you are effectively making that interest rate on your money. 

If you have any examples of pitch decks that you think are particularly well-crafted or effective, I’d love to see them!

While I can’t promote my company directly, I’m looking to connect with cash buyers in key markets such as Florida, Arizona, Michigan, Alabama, Nevada, Ohio, Texas, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia.I’d love to hear from anyone who has successfully built relationships with cash buyers.What strategies or platforms have you found most effective for connecting with them?

An interesting fact about flipping in CA -- effective July of this year, investors are required to disclose their contractor name and contact information.

I’m new to house flipping but have extensive experience as the owner of a successful property damage restoration company.

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