I bet she's paying her car payment...elevate your significance in her financial life by enforcing your lease. 

@Russell BrazilSage advice Russel Brazil.I d urge people to run scenarios on their personal finances, things like - what if they lost their jobs, had elevated vacancy rates on rentals, had to drop rents by 30 - 40%.

I give new tenants a speech at the lease signing.  

My suspicions were elevated when I " a friend of mine" happened to see some mail addressed to the sister being delivered to the unit in question.I stopped the sister one day and asked her point blank if she was living there now, and she said "no", that she was coming over to "hang out" and check on the place because her sister was staying with her BF.  

If you’re in a flood zone you might have to get a Elevation certificate determining the height of your home.

It does have a slightly newer elevation that is attractive.

What I've seen is the older waterfront homes (50's 60's 70's 80's homes) at lower elevations were badly flooded.

Market's throughout TX, TN, are doing and have been doing actions to elevate there base fundamental's, OH I just have not seen the same, to any measurable degree to take a substantial bite out of that disparity gap. 

Originally posted by Account Closed:Jain,It will be hard to find cash flowing properties in the Bay Area.My rule of thumb to get a cash flow you rent need to be at least 1% of the purchase price.Meaning if you are buying $150000 property rent need to be $1500 monthly to be constantly cash flow positive.This rent to price ratio is unachievable in the bay area.If you are looking for the cash flow I would recommend to concentrate on out of state investments.If you want to learn more feel free to check this meetup: meetup.com/Los-Gatos-Real-Estate-Networking-Meetup/ I usually would get accused of rendering a hate speech for suggesting this very line of thought.

Here is what happened , Engineer screwed up on elevations , Storm water is 80% in but now has to be changed , Plans had to be redlined .