True, it does not stop the late payments but you receive some satisfaction of a late fee.This is for habitual late payments...not a once in awhile tenant.

Go for the wonderful, fantastic, vibrant color of .... neutral :) By the way...

@Kathy YoungWelcome to the vibrant BP community.

@Althea Herlock - Welcome to the vibrant BP community.Your objective is to learn as much as possible in a short time, but, I hasten to remind you that REI is not a sprint race, but, a marathon.Yes, as a New Yorker I clearly understand your logical reasoning for making the transition to Atlanta.Good luck and best wishes with your REI activities.Below, are some links that will get you acquainted with buy and hold as well as flip transactions.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/01/07/flipping-houses/http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/02/22/buying-rental-property/Lastly, this site thrives on interactions.

I actually was born and raised in PR and I just came from PR from a visit to one of the properties I'm rehabing located specifically in the vibrant town of Aguadilla.

On the positive side, I thought the best takeaway was for the habitually poor to understand how to change their mindset.

Cleveland is home to one of the best symphony orchestras in the world, we have a wonderful theater district, great museums and a vibrant local visual art culture.  

@Derek FosterWelcome to the vibrant BP community.

They each have a bathroom with a flush toilet and hot shower, electric heat, and a kitchen with a microwave, refrigerator, hot plate, and all of the basic kitchen and bathroom amenities.Stay at Caravan-The Tiny House Hotel in the vibrant city of Portland for an unforgettable experience at the first and only tiny house hotel in the country!

You need to stick with it and form routines that make it habitual.