In reality, for most Tenants, you cannot get blood from a turnip.

You're just working on thinner margins, but there are thousands of possibilities, trick is picking them out ahead of the competition.

To me it feels like a thin case that he sues you, even thinner that he wins.

He also disclosed that he and Party B have really bad blood and that he does not care to communicate or work anything out with Party B.

Helping them wasn't appreciated in the end and now we have some bad blood between us as they are having to pay me for the damages. a crappy house means crappy tenants, even though I fixed this house up to livable safe condition I didn't put a lot of money into the repairs, aside from a new roof.

The folks here on bp are contradicting what google describes arms lenth as any relationship 'blood or no blood'The bp guys are saying arms length is only 'blood relative' Am i missing something? 

you wouldn't be stretching yourself any thinner buying 1 property or 5 properties financially.

I have Real Estate Investment in my Blood.

It's what we know, it's in our blood, it's not a challenge, we just love it.

You can't get blood from a turnip.On the other hand, if you give a low income tenant a year lease, they've got you.