While 31 y/o has never been evicted, she has smoked in rentals and had a pet who destroyed carpets to the point that damages ate entire deposites.

The turnover of the tenants and ongoing maintenance of the homes ate up any profits I thought I was going to make.Also, it sounds like he's charging too much for the homes.

At any rate, if some tenant decides to ever sue you because their kid got sick and the tenant is claiming it's because the kid ate the dirt in the yard and it was contaminated - you have the paperwork from the city saying it was dealt with legally.  

It ate you up if you didn't feed it.

welcome to the party.I went through a similar situation. i'm in my 40's and have a 2 and a 4 yr old. work full time and had a a full time nanny that ate through my savings. we determined it would be more cost effective to have the wife stay home with the kids instead. 

We ate ramen, TONS of ramen.

From the time we offered on the second one, it only took a month or two, but the short sale ate up the first few months just waiting on the bank.

I did OK when I hired employee to deal with the tenants and did not give out my cell phone anymore.But its just not in  my nature not to accept the dog ate my paycheck excuses..

Please email me at eli@patchofland.com or give me a call at 424-903-1436.

This is what I did: I followed his program to a tee and finished all the baby steps.