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If they didn't do this they would be saddled with long term fixed rate loans and margins would eat them up.

Lots of folks who did the "financially literate" thing and bought during the bubble are saddles with a debt or short sale that will damage the rest of their lives.But as far as evicting in December (or January, when those bills come in), why is the landlord the bad guy?

As the echo boomers enter the housing (rental or purchase) market they are entering at a time when unemployment sucks coupled with the fact that most of them will be saddled with massive student loans making it very hard to qualify for a home loan in the first place.

but I hope Denver didn't saddle themselves with a bunch of dead weight and guaranteed money they won't be able to shake.Don't get me wrong Peyton is awesome when he is on.We will see.

I don't want to knowingly saddle myself with two money pits at the start of my investing career.I've taken J.

That would be fine with me, except:They'd like to pay $800 a month and comp rents in the area are $1200.I am closing next week and neither the sellers, their attorney, nor their agent have made any attempt to get in touch with me and arrange for the son to be on a lease.I think they're just 'hoping it will be cool' and 'we can work it' out after/during closing, but I'm wondering if they should be out of there at closing, because if I come in and ask them to sign an $1,200/per month year-long lease, they're going to be pissed and say they don't want that and say they'll move out, possibly trashing the place in the meantime, and if I sign him on a month to month for $800 and give him a month to move out, I'm saddling myself with difficulty if he trashes the place or doesn't move out, etc.

If the tenant decides to stop paying and it escalates to court, the judge will blame you and not saddle the tenant with ANY owed rent nor an eviction.