On the flip side of that, someone else is lowering your cost of housing, it's a mutually beneficial situation.  

If you plan to live in it, South Redlands is the better choice, but also 30-40% more expensive than north Redlands.

You have two choices:1) Try to fix the repairs the seller did not and BEG S8 for another inspection.

It's crucial that we continuously educate ourselves to ensure we're conducting business legally, ethically, and in a manner that's truly trustworthy and beneficial for all involved.

Lots of choices with Mentors.I too have seen many do quite well with what they learned..

Given your preferences and priorities, Philadelphia may indeed be the more suitable choice for you.Landlord Friendliness: Philadelphia has landlord-friendly laws compared to some other cities.

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Due to all of this, Dave had no other choice but to file bankruptcy. 

Here's a balanced approach you might consider:Given your tenant's excellent track record and the longevity of her tenancy, it might be beneficial to handle this situation with an eye toward maintaining that good relationship.

My first choice would be wholesaling.