Cheers,KyleNote: Yes, I am working with a good agent + lawyer to find out my options; I simply wanted to bounce the ideas around here to see if there's any new perspectives.

Older houses have a hard time with 200 revelers bouncing up and down at a 2am party.  

I also have some tenants who send certified bank checks at their discretion, I haven’t asked for certified funds as I haven’t had a problem with bounced checks.

Hello, I have been bouncing this idea back and forth in my head and would like to just post it and get some feedback.

For mortgage rates, I personally see them bouncing around a bit - they could get as low as 5.5% if the 10-year stays low, but as the yield curve normalizes, I think it is more likely that we end the year with rates in the 7s than the 5s. 

The economy is starting to bounce back and the market is getting hot.

There could be a crash, and my money will be stuck in this home until the home value ever bounces back.Best case, the Bay Area continues to increase, and like I've mentioned in other posts, if you've owned a SFR in the South Bay or East Bay (Fremont/Pleasanton) in the last 5 years, your home value has gone up significantly - at least 300k - 700k.

Obviously, no matter how automated the collections are, if there is no money in their account then the transaction bounces and we are charged a fee. 

The BK wiped out her debts, so yes her score can bounce back in months. 

Do you think it's going to bounce back and have the same rental potential that you had previously?