@Alex MondragonYour generic protected classes that you can't discriminate against are as follows. race, color, religion, sex/gender, national origin, and handicap. 

So you're OK with drug dealers and violent sex offenders living in your rentals as long as the roommate is a good person?

I've seen two variants myself:1. all bills go directly to the tenant - this does require a lot of trust but has worked out for us as long as we have someone check the tax sites and ask for insurance certificates at the deadline/renewal times2. all bills go to the landlord - the landlord in return charges base rent + common area maintenance prepayment (CAM) which can break down coverage of the NNN components. 

There are 19 criminal and sex offenders residing within less 1 mile"

Lets say you have 2 houses. 1 house has 8k in back payments. The other isnt behind on payments and it has 50k in equity. So my question is.. Can you do a home equity line of credit on the property with 50k equity to...

I think landlords can run into a lot of problems if they rent to sex offenders and illegal immigrants.

Just paying their utilities I would lose money each month.When I talked to the tenant, his agreement was with the foreclosing bank, and he and his friend living there were registered sex offenders.Since they were month to month, I gave notice to raise their rent above market rate so they would go on their own, and they did. 

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Originally posted by @Cam Morton:Hey my name is cam , I’m looking to connect with anyone who has some experience in the house flipping/rehabbing strategy!