These are business purpose loans, not consumer credit.You didn't mention your relationship with this individual or their experience.

Assuming it ends in July or that they are month to month already, 30-day written notice is fine. http://www.ag.idaho.gov/publications/consumer/LandlordTenant.pdf

I'm a new investor with a career in CPG (consumer packaged goods) sales and distribution.

The South Korean Teacher's Pension fund, or the entity managing your Roth IRA, or whatever, that buys the mortgage backed security wants the safe asset paying a steady ROI, but doesn't want to deal with consumers directly at the point of origination.

I've gone over the statutes pretty thoroughly, and when there's a consumer-buyer, see nothing but landmines and booby-traps.

I currently reside with my family in our primary residence, and have been consuming podcasts and books, with the goal of buying our first investment property by the end of the year, if not sooner.

Like I said he's got $12k student debt, no consumer debt, no car loan.

I just think agents need to educate themselves better on market analysis and the rest of us as consumers need to know how to vet an agent.

I currently own 3 houses in the Arlington, Hurst, mid-cities area of Texas, so getting a 4th loan may be tricky and very time consuming.

Yes this is very tedious and time consuming....but I have had results that far surpass any paid campaign.