If they did, and were well qualified, I'd give references.It's amazing to me that some tenants have terrible experiences with landlords and don't think to check out their new landlord and property manager.

Not a terrible gig at all.

I'm terrible at this.

I'm not terribly upset about the value dropping because I did a 1031 exchange during the purchase and the basis is $125,000 from a lot purchased 10 years ago.

Historically speaking (at least over the course of my 33 year life), anything under 7 percent is not too bad, although right now today that would be terrible.

I just saw truly terrible reviews for the firm online.

That probably is a terrible reason to want to get involved with notes, but I love working out different scenarios etc.Bill, you would make a fine brain surgeon.Rick

No way to either of those.With this a vehicle charge and a roommate situation, I wonder:1) Why they left the accident2) If they're a terrible potential roommate, or someone who got nervous and left-- and learned their lesson.

.:- Taxes: $636- Insurance: $173Your insurance seems really steep.Taxes aren't terrible, but if you haven't already its worth appealing your assessed value:http://www.cookcountyassessor.com/appealssublinks.aspxEither of these thinks could help your numbers.

I am 25 years old, recently divorced, recently broke through that divorce(marriage is a terrible investment :) ) and ready for something new and exciting.