she has worked the same job for 2 years and recently got a comp settlement from years ago. she wants to pay her bills ahead so she doesn't have to worry about them but is still working bringing in a paycheck.This is an indication she isn't very good with money. 

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.I hope this basic guide helps.

I agree with what @Nick Kravchuk indicated but would add that I would start with a VA financed detached duplex that has value add opportunity. 

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.I hope this basic guide helps.

Hoping that the brain power of the masses can assist in providing me with some clarity.We have been going through the process of doing a short sale on a ski condo in Colorado and arrived all the way to the closing table to discover that the HOA had not accepted the short payment that the seller's agent had indicated and as such was demanding that the short sale be re-approved with the HOA getting more of what they are due or else they will continue with the foreclosure process. 

I'm not entirely sure he will stay til the end of this new 6-month lease.I have only recently started talking to my real estate agent, and she has indicated that the best time to sell in my city's market may be sooner than the end of my tenant's lease.

.- Did the broker indicate his relationship to the sellers in the purchase agreement?

If you sold a house - your gross receipts will be $130,000If you sold a contract - your gross receipts will be $30,000If the end buyer is buying the property directly from the home owner, it would indicate that there was a true assignment and you sold a contract and as a result have receipts of $30,000.If you purchased the property and selling it to the end buyer it would suggest that you have gross receipts of $130,000.

Here in Canada, both commercial and residential mortgage have terms less than 10yrs ... the most common being 5-years, so "balloons" and renewals are the norm.As Omar indicated your primary concern should be running your business as efficiently as you can and maximizing the revenue stream.    

Your experience may indicate otherwise which makes your decisions impossible for me to comprehend.