DUIs are a serious infraction, especially when your job revolves around driving.   

This prevents four people making $14 an hour at McDonalds from pooling their money and turning my house into an animal house or a revolving door.Terminate this lease and start fresh.

For a vacant home, all you need are some trail cams watching the front/back door to help identify anyone that vandalizes or breaks into the home. 

Actual security cam footage of termites (it appears to be somewhere in Northern Michigan): https://www.youtube.com/watch?

curious where you cam up with $42,500?

Hey Greg,For most NNN leases, the landlord pays taxes, insurance, management, and CAM directly and the tenants reimburse the landlord a prorated share (based on their percentage occupancy of the building) of those expenses back to the landlord in the form of "additional rent".

I was able to refinance one of my Indiana homes (the one with the major renovation work) and use that $73k to pay down most the revolving debts. 

Don't turn your rental into a revolving door.I have a policy of not renting to more than two unrelated people unless they meet higher standards.

If your investment property becomes a revolving door for tenants that did not work out the odds are high you lose money over time.Landing a commercial tenant can be a full time job.

You can make more money by self managing, showing units, doing your own maintenance, sourcing your own vendors, etc..If that is not something you want to do you should decide on a strategy which is normally revolving around risk.