One of her tenants has been diagnosed with Alzheimers, but the tenant (lets call her Mary) still attends dance class and understands she has some memory issues.

Please feel free to direct me to the correct sub-forum if this is not the correct one.I have been steadily investing buy and holds in southern New England (MA, RI, CT) with some decent success.

Have dry powder to be prepared to buy when the blood is in the streets.  

Originally posted by @Marie Kyle:Rhondalette, First of all congrats on your first rental, life for you is about to get very interesting :) -- now on to your questions. 

Originally posted by Kristine Marie Poe:While I know highest and best is an industry norm, I don't play that game on the buy side.  

Originally posted by Kristine Marie Poe:Originally posted by @David G:Originally posted by @Dan Cumberland:It's SOOOOO long!  

Marie Poe--yes, I'm seeing investors who paid $90k all cash, flipped it and the new buyer is paying $140k all cash.

Marie Poe:Originally posted by Jon Holdman:Notwithstanding the question of whether this maneuver is legal or not, if you were the note holder, then, yes, you could suffer a loss.

@Paige Marie Thanks for your comments on goals setting and accountability.  

@Mary Mitchell, thanks.