Check out your moral compass, your ethics in business.

Moral: it can be done, and while I can appreciate it takes more work, in my experiences owning rentals over the last 12 years, it is not significantly more work, especially when you are constantly underwhelmed with the outcome of a PM anyways.

@Willie Morales, then you'll def need a pro forma.... make sure you figure out the caprate in the area and the economical growth in the area.

Maybe we can work together and/or provide mutual moral support.

Hi @Willie Morales!

Which is similar to what you do at origination.The moral of the story here, pick up the phone call your mortgage servicer and talk to them.

@Raul Morales I'm a fan of getting an equity line of credit over a refinance.

The moral of the story is that even a Village Idiot can select properties that lose money AFTER depreciation, it takes an intelligent, disciplined and savvy investor to consistently select properties that are profitable AFTER depreciation.

Account Closed appreciate the link to the law firm ad and complete agree with their advice on CC 1695 - "Moral of the story: If you are going to be purchasing preforeclosure residential property, you should have an attorney review your forms."

My sisters new husband is not a winner, he is a major loser, a shmuck who is constantly out to make a buck on your granny. yes, your granny -- the guy has no morals.