Depending on the nature and degree of the repairs the tenant may have claim to an equitable interest in the property which would make things messy and complicated in the event you need to evict.  

And most critically, we've had to explain the sizable amounts of money we've spent overseas and on travel expenses - as our first daughter is from Colombia, and our other two are from a country bordering Turkey and Iran.So yes: we've traveled extensively to countries with colorful histories, and have large transactions of cash in and out with some degree of frequency - we're the perfect borrowers :-)

Hello BP members, My name is Rory MacNeil, and like my profile says I am currently in university pursuing my degree in Real Estate and Housing.

Fast forward 3 years and I am out of the USMC, back in Minnesota, looking at going into college for a real estate business degree.

I get so wrapped up in the number and the ritualism of working the deal that I loose sight of what we are doing all this work for and believing that we are all on the same team, to some degree.

I already lived here  1 ½ year while doing my Master Degree in International Business 5 years ago. 

I also went to college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

While I did not finish college with a degree, I still managed to be promoted into a high paying position with a privately owned company where all of my coworkers in my position have degrees.

I also went to college, not that it is mandatory, and I graduated with a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

I am working on my Masters Degree and just started my own real estate investing company.