I'm at the point now that I have learned enough to know how much I don't know and I'm in a bit of a holding pattern as far as purchasing more rentals.

@Ibn Abney  my plans were based on being there, so now that my move is delayed I am kind of in a holding pattern.

I have a point system that gets me to a decline, continue, or holding pattern decision before I spend money on screening, and I keep them all moving forward as fast as I can.

Do this across a few club meetings and a few experienced investors and you should start to see patterns and different strategies, one of which may really appeal to you.

Get started with the eviction attorney when we hand over the 3 day notice.File for eviction at the end of 3 days.Learn from this- Never allow a roommate to be added that cannot qualify on their own and seems to have demonstrated a pattern of irresponsible financial behavior.I have a couple of questions:Is there anything different/unique about evicting one roommate after the other moves out?

I'm looking to do research on the previous market history just to get an idea of the cyclic patterns that occur so I can better predict and plan for the future.

So you can see a pattern to start to develop.Now let’s say you do apartments and you earn 150 a month per door.

I'm in a holding pattern for now in that area.

The only thing I can come up with is that it will help shave 10 minutes off of my commute due to traffic patterns being more conducive.What have you done in the past to find truthful yet creative reasons to allow for new primary resident loans even though you have many others?

The pattern goes like this: They're late but get it all paid by the 5th, 7th, 10th, whatever.