This home was brand new construction so of course there will be general wear and tear on certain items, and I have photos of items they claim are damaged or missing within the 1st month of me moving in along with a walk though video I took on my last day there after I spent a few days cleaning everything.

I live within walking distance to coffee shops, gas stations, and fast food restaurants.

I gave an interview to Axios last month where I walked them through how this would actually increase commissions.I'm also purchasing Compass stock, as I believe they will be the big winner financially from the fallout of this.

As with any rental, you should conduct a walk through with the tenant and document any defects. 

Purchase price: $12,000 Cash invested: $42,000 Sale price: $91,000 House has tons of features such as a rear master bedroom with master bathroom and a walk in closet.

Purchase price: $12,000 Cash invested: $42,000 Sale price: $91,000 House has tons of features such as a rear master bedroom with master bathroom and a walk in closet.

I have out of state properties that I visit 1-2x per year to either have a meeting with the Property Manager or conduct a walk-through if there is no property manager.

The prime location is a standout feature, with restaurants, shops, galleries, and coffee shops, all within walking distance.

Should we walk away or do as he suggests and refinance in 8 months? 

The first time we called them out to fix our bathroom faucet I got a bad feeling because after waiting eight hours for the plumber, he shows up, stands in the hallway and takes a photograph of the sink and faucet and walks out the front door?!?