Not sure of California, in Virginia, it might take 3 months of back and forth court visits before everyone is out.Maybe better to get everyone on the lease and assign clear, monetary fees in writing for violations.

Ong keep reading many different books, articles, news, research on real estate investing and then you’ll start to pull your preferred themes that run through all.

If HOA fees, HOI Fees, and taxes haven't crumpled some it will.

I’m looking to become an investor in the KC area and I was curious if I should pull the trigger on a multi family or single family home with the VA loan?

Quoted $5K in closing costs but ended up being $7k to pull $94K in equity out of home as a 2nd mortgage (additional cost was insurance). curious if the below info seems “normal”appreciate the feedback.

If the hoa is foreclosing you probably also have taxes to pay and the first with default interest and late fees can be significant

I have not read all the responses yet, but just on the face of this I would not fully pull out of a business that is stable, which provides stable income to go into full time flipping.

buying and selling is also expensive - fees, fees, fees.not trying to be discouraging, just realistic. 

It should be what it is now in which is the delinquent amount plus any additional  fees accumulated.   

I would have them get rid of the application fee.