You also agree not to take any action that might cause the Collateralized Goods to be treated as real property or as fixtures to real property.

At least you’re taking action and not just reading tons of books and consuming podcasts.

I myself found myself on Fox news at 5 in the Chicagoland area because the suburb I was rneeting in wanted to impose laws they had yet to write on me.

When I buy properties with way under market tenants, I have a "bad news bear" letter that I send out which introduces us, explains the current situation and tells tenants what the current market rates are, and for tenants not under leases, when and how much the rent will increase.

The good news is that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac recently relaxed underwriting guidelines to allow for it.i recommend checking out Freddie Mac's Home Possible and Fannie Mae's HomeReady program.Outside of that, working with a mortgage broker can also help you shop around for lenders that allow for boarder income.Good luck!

Great news is you are asking the right questions about your potential property!

If tenant doesn't pay their policy, you get a notice & can take action to enforce it.

If those conditions aren't met, you'd have to file an unlawful detainer action assuming the occupant doesn't have any claim as an owner or tenant.

Drove by the California Green Line stop yesterday and the houses look beautiful but so much news out of E.

Many of us get frustrated self managing and seek a property manager for various reasons.For me, it was a combination of problem tenants for one of my properties, then a few months later I moved across the country and came to the conclusion that hiring a full time PM would be my best course of action to maximize efficiency on my properties.