I know it's tough because you feel like you're kicking out someone who is dealing with health issues, but you can't look at it like that.  

They avoid taxes, avoid health care expense, avoid insurance, avoid workman's comp and by doing so they undercut someone else who is following the law.

The VA doesn't have a particular time frame printed in any of their directives, but if you try to use your entitlement again, before 1 year, chances are they will look at you extra hard; you would need to have a pretty good reason (new family member, significant change in health, relocation to completely new area).  

If the expert says it is a health hazard then tell your tenants.Congratulations on your duplex purchase!

it's health insurance that is the 600 pound gorilla for me. 

Due to health and other issues, I would be the only one who could serve, but it is not feasible out-of-state.

Cool.Lenders will typically ask for T12 P&L'sWhich means Trailing 12 months - so they can see the health of the property to determine ifA.

However, maybe someone has said it was a health hazard or something. 

With the health of the economy as strong as it is now my guess is that we'll start to see rates working their way back up towards the 5-6% mark...I just don't know how quickly it will start to get there to take this into consideration when evaluating deals. 

The judge seems very strict and we want to get this leach out.Knowing he is headed towards eviction, he called the health department claiming he had sewage in his room.