If they're Sec 8, they certainly instruct them on the dire consequences to their voucher if they're evicted.

Believe me I am fully aware that this is not a strait forward process, this is just my plan.With so many options in my area, I'm not sure which direction to go in.

They exist and they are pretty strait shooters and will tell you what you need to do to be able to deal with them!

Good tenants should be rewarded and I'm not in dire need of a few extra dollars.

The previous owner did not take care of the property very well, and the back unit especially (1 bd / 1 bath), was in very bad shape and in dire need of repair.

I'm imagining a house with septic tank that was in dire need of pumping and then someone doing something like washing clothes, running the dishwasher and showering all at the same time equals too much water going into a full tank and it's all gotta go somewhere!

Which frankly, the Germans can easily afford - and frankly - they need to pay because out of the European project they've done the best out of it, much to the decline of nearly everyone else.The problem is that if Greece goes bust, then Italy/Spain/Portugal/Ireland are all in such dire financial straits, that people might start bailing on those economies as well.

I've never been to San Juan but to me it seems that Rincon is full of folks from the east coast, so isn't necessarily in as much dire straights as other areas of PR happen to be.  

Hello everyone, I would like to position my investment strategy as a social enterprise, and haven't been able to find relevant conversations about that subject just yet.I am interested in "investing for good" in the Annapolis, MD area, not so much for the purpose of cash flow generation, but to support my community - buying small properties, affordable for a low-income family, and helping out those who may lack credit or references yet are in a truly dire financial situation - whether they are vets, victims of domestic violence, documented immigrants, etc.This may sounds suspicious to you all, but I am happy to hang on to the equity and not make much cash.

I have grit and talent that I can share but other than that, I'm a green real estate investor through and through and am in dire need of a real estate "friend/mentor" looking for a fun, crazy and wild ride.