Then contact those relatives and they're likely in the same boat.

I am in same boat so its great to see you make a difference in this community.

I'm about to jump into the flipping boat as well.

If she left, I would say that it would take me between 3-6 months to find another tenant or another use as the area is pretty decent in a Southern California suburb.I'm looking at two options:(1) Give her the lease extension with continued 5% annual increases - this would ensure that I don't "rock the boat" and keep a "headache-free" situation going.(2) Ask for a step up to (or near) market rent with 3-5% rent increases.

That's how you scale your finances and develop multiple streams of monthly cash flow.2) If you want a liability (i.e. boat, TV, etc.) then buy an asset to pay for it.

We may have missed the boat as far as easily finding good deals, but I know with the right networking and due dilligence they're out there... hopefully

I learned years ago that if you only look at the negative, you may miss the boat on opportunities also..

I am back on the same boat.

Hello,I am fresh off the boat when it comes to this real estate business.

Hello,I am fresh off the boat when it comes to this real estate business.