They have millions in lawsuits against them and are in default on multiple loans that I’m personally aware of.

What happens if you start raising rents and everyone moves out. 

Now for my out-of-pocket expenses:Down payment: $7500 (Hard money loan 90% purchase price 100% rehab)Closing costs: $6500Inspection: $400Agent's commission: $5200 (didn't raise purchase price of house with seller concessions, so that money didn't apply to the commission sadly. won't make this mistake again)Holding costs: $1300 (one interest-only payment of $770, roughly $200 in utilities and $360 in insurance)Total: roughly 21 grand. 

When managing a rental property, here are some common maintenance expenses to be aware of.

But hey when things were white hot a few years ago we lowered our BAC by 50% then as rate rose and sales got tougher we raised our BAC and now we are back to negotiating each one..

Honestly, that is all the insurance company needs to report the loss and raise your insurance next year.Good Investing...

If you’re on a tighter budget, corrugated steel is a good compromise, offering a solid roof at a more affordable price, but just be aware that it might require a bit more upkeep down the line.Best of luck with the roofing decision.

If the landlord was aware of his past, yet rented to him anyway - any lawyer worth their salt would make a nexus between those two pieces of information and create a liability claim.In addition to the extreme negative press you would get, it also takes time, money and energy to defend a lawsuit you will eventually win.

In terms of it raising any questions in UW, not at all.

It's your property, as long as you give proper, written notice, which is 24 hours in every state that I'm aware of, you can enter.