and that caught me off guard.

By those numbers it could be a good flip or a decent rental if you did less work to make it rent ready.Just making sure im not overthinking it and missing something, just seems like this type of deal is a myth these days.. so my guard immediately went up.. because its like a 1.5x deal if it pans out when i got to view it today.

I am currently out of town until the 6th of Aug with Nat Guard duties, but maybe we can chat when I get back.

What started off being a smooth listing for a fellow national guard guy is starting to turn sour I agree.

My name is Brandon Corrales and I'm an Air Force veteran transitioning into the Air National Guard (doing the part-time gig while I figure out what I want to do when I grow up).

This reminds me of the movie Shawshank Redemption where the guard it mad that he is inheriting $50K because he'll have to pay taxes. 

Since most LOCs have adjustable rates they will often catch people off guard when they adjust.

We feel confident that once we apply our own screening criteria, we could find decent section 8 tenants, however, I am questioning, as a safe guard, if it's legal to give a tenant a notice of terminating a lease if the tenant has caused enough damage or incurred enough fees to deplete their security deposit.For a prior experience example, our last Section 8 tenant (the "final straw" tenant) had a $650 security deposit and at one point, had the front door kicked in, breaking  the door, both locks, and breaking the surrounding plaster (not due to a home invasion).

After a few minutes there guard goes down and you can usually get a feel for who they are.  

I'm a mid 20's software engineer by day, a platoon leader in the Army on the weekends (guard), and a FI/RE/investment enthusiast 24/7 (yes, I often dream about investments)!