It also depends if your tenants have good credit they care about.

I called back again and asked for the Supervisor and 2 weeks later still no call.Based upon my experience, I would strongly urge anyone to be very careful doing business with Ron LeGrand or Financial Freedom.

Also, not sure what relationship you have established with your property manager but typically people hire managers to take care of this part and be tenant-facing.  

(With commercial properties, they won't care.) 

There's too many investors who are front page news in Northern states re CFDs gone bad and Texas where lease options went bad and the state enacted buyer protections...Take care to all.   

Also I dont know the state of the house ie is it completely derelict and trashed or what not, as previously stated i dont care about the house, just the land.

Careful in the Stock Market, seems great on it's upward trajectory however...

Jason - First, we care about our users, which is why our policies exist. 

So I at least got that month taken care of.  

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