@Aaron K.Aaron may sound harsh but I believe he is correct

That's the harsh truth.

If you feel they're being too harsh, think about their intent.

I recommend you use month to month after this one.If you do not already have these in place, this is a harsh lesson why you need to write additional terms and rules to the standard lease.

This is going to sound harsh but a low money down loan usually tells me the buyer doesn't have much money which usually entails that the transaction is much more fragile.

appreciationThese are all strategies to help you achieve your goal property is not cash flowing and not making money I think is a mistake because you have a tenant paying down your debt you have captured equity and more importantly the properties are going up in value the appreciation appreciation will always beat any of these other strategies however you have to make sure that this strategy is what you want to achieve your goal.Many new investors Focus only on cash flow thinking that is the reason they buy do not buy or sell a property I think that is a mistake if you do not factor in the other five pieces of the puzzle.I'm not saying that it is not important but I am saying that you need to factor everything in.From someone who's owned a property management company in the past I would say that you want to remember that there are rights rules regulations and laws that the property management company has to abide by because if not there could be some very harsh fair housing lawsuits coming down on them which means they come down on you.If for some reason you are not happy with the services of a property management company I would go out and understood what is their role what do they take care of Maintenance wise and how do they help you to achieve your goal.If you did not do that on the initial conversation you do not really understand how they run their business model but expecting it to align with yours seems almost impossible don't you think?

BUT, with the law and regulations already set in place, I feel as if the state has already put themselves in a pickle if they try to add any type of harsh regulations at this point due to the amount of active investors already in the game that will push back.

Bill is being harsh because the intent is clearly to keep the fans.

Although still up 9.1% from a year ago, existing home sales took a tumble in February, as harsh winter weather and declining affordability weighed on closings.

Hate to sound harsh, but the amount of misleading and plain bad advice given ‘for free’ is astounding.More specifically, investing as a LP in a syndication deal will do little to move you toward becoming a real estate sponsor or syndicator.