I was able to completely clean out the ne'er-do-wells in my one building- which was great, but costly having to carry an entire building while renovating and discovering issue after issue...

The house is paid for, what do you guys think about approaching the owner to carry the note while we complete the construction? 

Seriously, put them in every pocket, every jacket, in your purse, your wallet, and carry a huge box in the car.

I need advice on how you would handle a situation where an early property liquidation had to occur for whatever reason.Scenario:Partnership deal - I found this particular property, manage it, and carry the financing obligation.  

Don't you know millennials don't carry cash ?

I think the audience for that kind of home is much smaller than normal - which means more holding time at ~$100/day carry costs.

As a landlord, these expectations seem to carry over.

Marg is on Social Security and is living with care.Kat pays Marg in Cash, in order not to jepordize the elderly womans (Marg's) SS.The FHA will not accept this, as they want to see proof of rent paid, but the sellers do not want the rent coming in as it could jeopardize their mothers (M) SocialS.The elderly woman owns the house outright and is quite flexible when it comes to payments and allowing my friend to possibly stay another 6 months in order to satisfy the FHA, but is at that point where she would like to get her estate in order for her will and would not be able to carry financing for a long period.

They have now posted a notice of abandonment on the front door of the property since the tenant has been MIA the past 2.5 weeks to but it looks like the eviction is going to carry over past our closing date.

Can you carry the unit if there is a vacancy?