It’s just after being burned several times you find it harder to take that risk.In this case, it seems that this guy only asked to be added to the lease after the landlord served a notice because they were caught.  

(Hopefully, still finding the right property)I’m looking at several properties around Anderson, SC.

If you plan to stay in this home for another year, you can do up to 100% Heloc with several credit unions.

While previous offers were rejected, this latest proposal has prompted the company to reassess its options.In conjunction with these closures, Seven & I has announced a $520 million sale-leaseback transaction involving several 7-Eleven locations and plans to create a spinoff for its non-convenience store operations.

I still have the other property left and I think I will keep it at least for several more years.I have been doing necessary repairs and upgrades on the property that I still owe including some that I foresee I would've had to do in the near future.

I was listening today to one of the most authoritative STR podcasts of a few months ago and the Brazilian guest mentioned that his parents, still living in Brazil, were paying 11% interest a month on their mortgage (and it wasn't a mistake, he repeated it several times).

@Tim Ryan, I generally agree with your take on several fronts.  

Cutting corners during due diligence can have severe consequences.Take due diligence seriously.

You do not have to pay for them staying at a hotel, that is on them and/or their insurance. the tenant does have the option of canceling the lease, but you do not - unless the property was severely damaged or destroyed.

She has a PM company and agent business in Jacksonville and has been managing many units for several years in Jax.