That’s not to say all Sec 8 are going to behave this way.

And yes, I think sometimes clients portray themselves as angels when they have behaved badly.That said, I wonder if you believe there is ever an instance when this sort of thing would be the appropriate response to a deal gone bad?

Can anyone give insight into steps she needs to take to be having roommates legally.Any suggestions would greatly help!

If it gets so bad you change your mind about investing, that is when to start looking because everyone else will be having second thoughts too.

The conversation this advisor needs to be having is whether or not a real estate venture with that piece of capital is in line with your partners overall financial plan and risk tolerance.

Pretty cut and dry that the new tenants are not behaving properly. 

Since I'll be having my first kid this summer (yay!)

In Iowa - check out IAREIAThey may be having virtual meetings, until they go back to Live.https://www.iareia.org/Default.aspxHere in KC< you can find quite a few of our groups are all meeting on Zoom this month = see the Calendar of events on the MAREI Page  www.MAREI.org  (Next Meeting that I am sure is meeting is WinVestors on Wednesday)  There are also two landlord groups that are supposed to meet tonight 04/27, but be sure to check their website as we are  unsure if they have gone virtual.

One side benefit on moving in could be having residency for 2 years out of the next 5.

Below are the rough charges.1) 70% of the first month rent for every new tenant. 2) 7% of each month rent after after first month 70% charges. 3) 10% of the maintenance cost will be have to be paid as a maintenance service fees.