Banks are not created equal, but Credit unions are all pretty close in terms from our experience, especially those in the Philly-Allentown markets.

If you evict, you'll bear the costs of the eviction, plus the turnover/vacancy and on average have the same situation as it sounds like you have a typical tenant in terms of payment.

The concept seems better than new construction in terms of project time, but I'm wondering about the cons to this idea with exception of price being an obvious one.In theory it seems scalable and efficient, in my mind acquiring the land suitable would be the hardest task.

Median price is high while median rent is so low in these markets, zip code 95757 is even worse in term of high home price but low rent.

As I said in another post here, in terms of the Pro subscription to our newsletter, it's definitely not a must.

For smaller multi 5-10 many find DSCR loan to be the best in terms of ease of qualification while still keeping terms closer to what you see on a conventional loan (30 year term).

They're very similar in terms of guidelines and process.

Sounds like there was not a fit in terms of style .. like a Wall Street type trying to hang out with a SoCal surfer type.

I've done the background check and everything is solid as of now in terms of his creditworthiness and cash flow and maybe I do a lease to purchase instead of putting him on title that way if he faults I do not have to foreclose.

In terms of finding new tenants.