It's how they keep a lid on things or so they think.In a pinch, there are also people who will rent you a license.

I have done it in the past in a pinch and they came out decent (better than the photos I took). 

That's the way to be successful in the rental business - pinch those pennies til they scream!

Basically you have to penny pinch and do all the work yourself to make that 100 bucks a month cash flow.

It also depends on the type of housing in a particular neighborhood.In nicer areas it will be harder to cashflow a SFR since most people are not buying them based on their income potential.A multiplex will usually be easoer to sell in a pinch for a better price.You will notice that areas that tend to have greater appreciation will have lower cap rates so your monthly cash flow will usually be lower.

Hey Kima, Most of the wholesalers make their own short contracts, but in a pinch you could use the state standardized contracts.

Is anyone else feeling the pinch on rents?

I feel like the current PM penny-pinches charging me for every light bulb, door stop, and battery in smoke detectors changed.  

I know it sounds like penny pinching but I keep my units nice and in order to keep them very nice (i.e.

If he gets in a pinch in the next 5 years, will he be able to do the necessary repairs and then sell it for enough to cover the closing costs to avoid having to bring money to the table?