You may also want to ask for a receipt, especially if you're striking off the cost of the heaters against the rent so you know that they've deducted the correct amount.

@Rob Gillespie I appreciate the offer if I strike out I will definitely take you up on that.

This is an excellent skill that should be used continuously so when something does come up and you are ready, you can strike fast!

Costs about twice as much as rock salt, but hey, that's life.Or strike out that clause in your lease.

That should get you into striking distance for a triplex like you mentioned and significantly improve your debt to income ratio.  

Drill as deep as your can and see what you strike :) 

They have a personal guarantee and some assets (a ~100k house outright) although I don't know their complete situation so it's hard to say how reliable it would be to call it and, who knows, a judge could strike it down for whatever reason.

It's a much slower process, as you have to be in areers for a few years typically before you can foreclose that way, but you still might strike gold.

Build your team and be ready to strike because the houses won't stay on the market for long (at least the really good deals).

Trying to start our off market campaign up because we keep offering and striking out because things are going for full asking in our area