Well, residential mortgages are defined in the SAFE Act, for one, unless revised since I read it, being in the business puts you in a different pot than dealing in your own portfolio, as that is exempted.

I've had several occassions to be involved with condos, I do like commercial office, but not residential.If you're interested in them I'd suggest you know the market, who owns the developments and the operations.Construction is usually on the low end, some are built for future maintenance, just like that coffee pot designed to burn out after the warranty ends.

So earliest you need to send acceleration letter TODAY and then start foreclosure advertising next month for 4 weeks to foreclose the first Tuesday of March .Sadly even when you foreclose if they do not leave voluntarily you have to go through eviction as a holdover tenant unless someone pays cash and pays off your property a auction and then they deal with it.You will not be getting money in the immediate term but will be paying it out for all options.

All the tenants there are quality until just recently when the landlord rented to people who are smokers in non-smoking units and they moved in at 3 a.m. and were also smoking what smelled like pot.

.- He could sit on the money, continue to pay rent and save up to a larger pot of money for investing.

I also loved your interview on the pot cast3 and recommended it to many of my friends.I am curious if you buy brand new or used appliances and HVACs for flipping those units?

The more of your money is in the pot, the more of your money is at risk…Of course, there are a lot of qualifiers in this conversation.

Therefore we used to take a lot of the stuff home that tenants deemed worth leaving behind.Mismatched night stands, outdoor furniture, ceramic plant pots, cleaners, insecticides.Ah, that brings back memories.

I'm from Arlington so it's one big Beam Pot anyway!

Add some potted plants to separate the parking lot from the patios and get rentin'