By using a tenant screening service, high-risk tenants can be identified so that they do not continue to use landlords as a revolving line of credit.Find a service that includes a tenant credit check and a tenant background check for criminal and eviction records.If you let it be known that you are using this service, high-risk tenants will likely not even apply.

With a revolving door of tenants when one leaves they work it out among them selves.

There are many management software that can allow you to split CAM charges (utilities) amongst units just by inputting some numbers.I would not suggest separating sewer as you can open a bag of worms that can blow your budget.

If the real estate investor owns his own home and there is sufficient equity in the home, that equity can be used as collateral for a revolving line of credit.

After 1st yr they cam apply to have property taxes wave/exempt.

But underwriters don't interact with humans in the world, they don't get that reality that most people's lives don't revolve around mortgages.

Originally posted by @Cam Jimmy:Account Closed I have been thinking of an idea to create a tiny home park...similar to a trailer park, but my vision is much nicer.

It looks like the deal is going to fall apart anyhow, and I'm in talks with developers of larger projects to determine whether I could get them a similar revolving equity line.Thanks.

My question revolves around the security deposit:When I purchased the place, my tenants security deposit was credited to me towards the purchase price.Since my current tenant paid the full security deposit ~10 years ago, how do I handle the new roommate moving in?

@Rogers SmithLooks like RCD and Revolver are the only ones in your list that meet your criteria.