Allegedly that will help him cover his underwriting costs, etc.

Our primary residence is currently a 1,600 SF 3 BR 1.5 Bath on 5,500 SF lot located almost directly between Quincy Center and Wollaston train stops near the 100's of condos that are currently being built and allegedly rented for crazy amounts ($1,800/month for a 1BR is more than my mortgage!).

Suddenly pairs of shoes worth $400 each allegedly stolen by your contractors.

Upstairs tenant friend has been living there and allegedly got side swiped/hit by downstairs neighbors with car in driveway.

We've had 2 instances of tenants' doors being broken down - one by the police in a case of mistaken address-identity (the city later reimbursed us for the repair), and one by an alleged robber.

You're asking if you should rid of the late-paying tenant in exchange for this allegedly great-paying tenant, right?

Allegedly because the units had been subdivided long ago without a permit, long before the owner bought them.

Today was the 16th day since they allegedly abandoned the place.  

The financial crisis made lenders pretty skittish about allegations of pushing bad mortgages onto people that couldn't afford them.If the seller knew better, he/she would let you out of the deal.  

What is truly sad is you can learn everything they allegedly teach you for $27,000 absolutely free at a local real estate club meeting.It may take longer but,you can do it.