@Kris Haskins, have you noticed that, other than the well deserved votes you got for your original post (my congrats too), the most votes were for those posters who pose the thought:- now, how can you get FURTHER ahead? 

You want to do it in places that rent quickly in good areas, otherwise you could have worries about break-ins or squatting.I don't like signs that say "visit something.com/whatever/address839392.Give a phone number to call too. The

I do contend, however, that management headaches are 90% a result of your tenant selection - and not so much down too the circumstances of the property. 

There's a link to the zoning code on that page, too. The

They fought tooth and nail at every step of the process.We have finished the whole rehab now except for some back-splash in the kitchen, carpet, some work on a wall, vanities, and landscaping.

The borrower is setup as a customer and the loan is a job for handling payments and it is also an asset so it ends up in an asset account too. The

The erosion takes place over time.

Property has been held ~ 9 months so it's not like it is under the 90 day seasoning period.I read some stuff on line and saw that FHA has these guidelines in place but I guess it is no FHA too? The

thanks uwe..and don, the kitchen floor was one of my favorite things too...the border tile is the same as the fireplace tile, to tie it all together..thanks again

Because there is a non profit involved here too. The