The guy knew where he could go for shelter but just decided my place was a little nicer.I'd be all for the use of force, just as with any breaking and entering, after all, that's what it usually is.Now, a guest holdover from a tenant, a roommate of a tenant is different in my opinion, they didn't break in.See, I'm not such a bleeding heart after all. :)

Great goals and great heart.

Country boy at heart.  

I whole heartedly believe that real estate investing ultimatly is the way for me to achieve financial freedom......But what do you tell these non-believers.

Rented in a heart beat.  3 Roommates that work on Mass ave

The advice I have taken to heart on condos is either go small (4 or 5 units where you can control things) or go really big like over 100 units where they can afford professional management and a few bad apples don't muck things up and there is a big base to spread capital costs over.On 90016, I own an income property north of the 10 Freeway (Mid-City). 

If this property was in my current city, I think I'd go for it in a heart beat at least for the flip. 1.5 hours away could.

Low-income, high crime areas are not for the faint of heart, and certainly not suitable for the out-of-town investor.

I believe we have been successful with our renters because we screen big time, turn away a ton, don’t make decisions based off the heart but rather by gut feeling mixed with facts and looking a person in the eye.

A tenant with nothing vs a landlord with millions in real estate in Seattle Washington...a Jury will bleed their heart out for the poor uneducated tenant with a dangerous dog that attacked me, the rich, evil capitalist....