I absolutely believe in investing in my education but this class was nothing but a sales funnel to pad the pockets of the owners.

House pad, gravel, and all utilities are already in.

My current portfolio includes 6 crash pads and 4 SFR.

I'd get some other eyes on it and some other quotes, but like I said, for us here we can put in some concrete pads under the house, bottle jack up the corner and put a new pier in place.  

But you need to give all tenants a pack of felt pads.

I have come into some inherited properties and want to use these as a launch pad to grow into a real estate investor. 

We got rid of a mouse infestation in 3 weeks using a very similar treatment plan to what was posted in the original post.

Do you have someone come in and change the locks and place a lock box or key pad so they can self show the property? 

If I were out in Lockwood I would think about doing an RV pad and renting it out, a hip camp site or two, or maybe even try to make it a destination like the Twisselmans did in California Valley with their yurts to get started with some passive income. 

I always pad a little incase of evictions.