Her boyfriend still has a job and can pay his half of the rent.  

That’s when I found out the power was turned off exactly one week before and went to inspect the unit again finding that most everything had been moved out except a pile of junk (which was their “boyfriends” and a whole other story for another post) and when the notorious “opened the fridge” moment I wrote about occurred.Since I was in my right under the Abandonment clause, I called cleaners to come remove the junk, and clean out the fridge.

Actually 2 properties.I'm selling my primary residence and moving into my boyfriend's primary residence.

Don't move in with your boyfriend in a city you're unfamiliar with.

Started to look at other properties with my boyfriend as he also owns a double and we are trying to build our portfolio.

But her mother and mothers boyfriend has moved in.

One of our best tenants was a tech intern from Hong Kong on an 18-month assignment - no pet, no boyfriend, no car, here to work and keep her nose clean and explore the city.In short, remember that this isn't just a financial decision.

I have a tenant who let her boyfriend move into her apartment sometime in the last year.

Like the healthy 26-year-old mother of three that worked on the side and was paid in cash so she wouldn't lost her benefits that paid $1,175 of her rent on a $1,200 townhouse that none of her friends could afford despite working two jobs, yet she was still consistently late with her $25 portion of the rent, then she got knocked up by the boyfriend living with her unbeknownst to us and HUD, and when I finally managed to catch her and get rid of her, she left $4,000 in damages.

Because I was a full time student I have only made $7,000 yearly and will not be able to be approved for such a big loan but my boyfriend does have the qualifications to receive the loan for the duplex but can only invest $20,000.