We still contemplate going at it ourselves as a backup plan (always have contingencies).

So, I'm still trying to get my first property and this time around I'm contemplating this triplex in El Cajon which sits on a large lot.

I'm contemplating between an Agent, a property manager, or carpenter through a local union.Thanks in advance for the advice and happy investing to you all!

I know it is tempting - I contemplated it at one point myself.

We have contemplated getting the additional house in her name as it seems the only route in the short term.

I'm on the cusp of retiring from military service, and I'm contemplating moving my Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) to a Solo 401 (k) after retirement. 

I have 8 turnkey rentals in Memphis (buy and hold) and am contemplating getting into the BRRR strategy.

We are now contemplating if we should just keep it rented until term (basically 3 years to go)My question is: Is there a way to avoid this breakage fee in the future?

But from reading blogs and boards about past SBA disaster programs, the SBA does not seem to interfere as long as you repay the loan as per it's terms.After several days of research and contemplation, I decided to sign the documents and execute the loan.

The ability to force tenants to put things in writing and then have time to sit back and contemplate the best way to respond, without being emotional about it, is priceless!