The millennial surge created significant markets, many prime with increasingly strong, disposable incomes. 

Have disposable income. 30K now in hand - by the fall potentially 100K (worst case 60K).  6 figure W-2 job as well. 

Since there is so much content at your disposal, it can be a bit overwhelming at first, so here are six key actionable items that you should take utilizing BP.

My question is regarding a refi/cash out on a multi tenant with 37 units, based on rent roll and comps, my loan broker and I estimate the LTV to be conservatively at 55%, 10 year fixed 3.48, 5 years IO, non-recourse, assumable at 1%...I love this loan for my particular situation...BUT, it has yield maintenance up through 9.5 years.According to the loan broker, this means if I want out of the loan, in the event I want to dispose of the asset, I will be on the hook for the difference in yield the lender would get if they had the capital to lend at the rates of that future time. 

Since there is so much content at your disposal, it can be a bit overwhelming at first, so here are six key actionable items that you should take utilizing BP. 

Since there is so much content at your disposal, it can be a bit overwhelming at first, so here are six key actionable items that you should take utilizing BP.

And, after that experience, a process was put in place to ensure that all tenants sign-off on the initial walk-through checklist, that all repair requests have to be submitted by email with photos, and a "tool box" is provided that contains a plunger, hair removal comb for bathtub/shower drains, instructions on how to reset the garbage disposal, etc.  

With this information in mind, I have a few questions:1) Does anyone have experience removing and disposing of an old mobile home?

If you can't do quartz, I would still look at replacing the countertop with new sub-surfacing that can accommodate an under-mounted sink because it has a very high end feel that tenants will recognize when comparing photos of rentals online (add sink garbage disposal at that time if one does not exist already, it's a walkthrough gadget that helps sell and keeps your own maintenance down). 

I would give her the standard grace period (whatever is dictated by lease) and then let her know that she is late and you will pursue whatever remedies you have at your disposal.