Have you ever heard of a Landlord being sued by a Tenant and losing property?

Fans wobble and over time will wobble lose and crash on your renters if not installed properly.

For example, if you’re a first-time buyer wanting to see 3 different cities, low down payment Ioan, no real idea of what you’re looking for, and need to lose 3+ offers before you’ll listen to my professional opinion on offer price & terms, you’re going to be paying me a lot more than an informed cash buyer looking in a specific neighborhood that listens to my advice so we quickly win the bidding wars we still have with lack of inventory in desirable neighborhoods.

I want to make sure this process happens in the right order, so i dont lose my *** and instead have a beautiful income producing asset.

it was vicious.what I liked coming out of this was so many that were bought with cash those folks don't lose houses.. and if someone is buying in this model I personally feel they need at least 10 to 15k in reserves on a hand to sustain a bad tenant run. the negative cash flow folks were CA  NV  AZ FLA  ..

So we are faced with a tough choice: do we rent our home out and lose about $200 per month because of high HOA costs, OR do we sell and hopefully break even?

When I say low risk I guess I am more trying to say I don't want to risk losing the house, at the end of the day I will evaluate the risk level of any options and make my decision based on comfort levels.

I just googled this and found a 3 year old thread on BP that talked about people losing money and their bad experiences. 

@Alicia MarksPeople can be divided into those that want to make money and ones that don’t want to lose money. 

You are free to offer them a discount and a payment plan, but this is not going to be on their mind now that they're losing housing.