Even if it's the biggest unit, you need to move into that one to satisfy the mortgage if it's liveable and then figure out how to get the tenants out.Who was your agent on this because they have not prepared you for anything? 

Let us know what you figure out!

To figure your capitl gain you take your selling price minus selling costs and substract from that your purchase price + buying costs. 

So I guess maybe she figured I wouldn't call that reference? 

For example if someone has a heloc from 5 years ago at 3% and figure to use that vs. there cash which is liquid and earning them 6% that is ok, but if you are tapping it out at 6% for another property then you are over leveraged and that can get scary.Banks know the above which is why they have for the most part shutoff lines of credits on investment properties.

Ultimately, choosing the right PM comes down to figuring out what your own specific goals are and then aligning those goal with the right PM.

Good for you because it was costing you money and the PM should have figured that out.

Leave a 5-day under the door along with a note stating you need an open line of communication to figure out a payment plan that works, or will be forced to start the eviction process.

Yes I did figure out a way to divert the water but it was temporary.

I don't plan on buying for another 8 months or more and I don't want them to think I'm just wasting their time but I do want to start seeing which agents will understand my goals and see what kind of opportunities each will send.I'm also trying to figure out if there is a minimum number of units I would need to work with a PM and how to find one?