The seller is in a pinch and wants to sell ASAP and has lowered the price because of this so I would be stuck evicting the current tenants.I am using a HELOC to finance this deal, but the longer I go without financing, the more I’d have to pay out of pocket to repay the HELOC on top of likely missed rent for the occupied unit.Has anybody had experience taking on existing tenants and evicting them?

It had a bad compressor, but was still covered by warranty.My last 3 ton I purchased in a pinch was $5000 installed.Similar to washer and dryers, the majority are all made by the same few companies and just branded differently.

I do caution that if you ever brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr this repetitively, you may be in a pinch if you ever sell any, but the last too quick. 

I can use my rubber mallet, the handle of my screwdriver, or in a pinch I've even been known to just stand on the paint can lid to get it to seal. 

I imagine that less than half that say MF is the way to go has ever purchased a MF :(I just came back from a pinch fest where the group would let you in on their MF training for $23,000.

If you have only 1 property, you feel the pinch a lot more when those things happen.

You and your family are going to have to pinch pennies.

Your team is important and you do need to have the ability to payoff a loan in a pinch, hard money potentially.

Eight months worth of reserve is usually enough buffer if I’m in a pinch. 

I just find myself always pinching pennys and getting on certain guys about what they did to make sure my money is being put to good use.