Their money has been stolen from both them and you, and making it right is going to have to involve both of you suffering here or the guilty to be found and made to make good.I would explain to the tenant that you're in the hole for two months rent, you realize this is not their fault, but it's not your fault either.

I'm looking for multifamily properties with value add potential (maybe replacing the cabinets, painting the outside, adding some plants, or adding new appliances - not a full gut job.) in B or C areas.

Once you realize it is not a get rich quick scheme and more like planting a tree, it will all make sense.

Understanding cash cycles from different marketing channels will give you a better understanding of which path will be best for you to pursue.Outbound channels are getting more and more regulated as days pass, so I recommend diversifying with different marketing channels so that when one gets shut down, your business doesn't suffer significantly.

Usually just a large potted plant, a standing lamp, maybe an ottoman and a large area rug.

When was the last time you planted your butt next to the mailbox when you got bitten by a rattlesnake, hoping someone would send you a DMM. call or a text with the recipe for an antidote?

You mow the lawn, plant trees, make a garden, and work hard to make sure that every inch of your property looks beautiful.

Unfortunately, the reality has been a cascade of disappointments, with the primary offender being the shockingly inadequate battery life.The promise of efficient power management proved hollow, as all 28 locks consistently suffered from rapid battery drain.

Because guess what happened in '08' when OVER-LEVERAGED fools were suffering there accountability of dumb financial actions?

Is the fact that the seller ultimately suffered no negative consequences and got fully paid make a difference?