Anyway there are tons of old, outdated printers, monitors, fax machines, software, pieces and parts in the commercial building.

I believe some of what is taught by LU is an outdated model of real estate.

We just picked up a bunch of units, and we are sending out notices of termination to tenants as they are on month-to-month. Normally we wait till the date of terminated before filing UD on those who do not move. What ...

I could:(a) Find a renovated home, move in and rent out as-is (prices are ~$260-300k)(b) Find a home that needs some TLC (prices are ~$150k), renovate as needed ($50-70k)I'd like to renovate/househack because I have a flexible move out date (any time before next May), I have cash on hand to make repairs, and I don't mind hiring out & supervising the skilled labor.SpecificsI've found on the MLS a house for ~$140k, around 1200 square feet.

I’ve read a few forums regarding Larger Banks vs Smaller Banks but they seem a little out dated so I was wondering if things have changed lately or if there was anything I should be keen to when searching for lenders for my first “Investment” property.Thanks you all.

Out-dated, sure, but that's different.

Current house had a pocket door in the back of the master closet behind a garment rod.

Ideally she needs an android or ios app with cloud sync to desktop that would allow her to enter her daily expenses and also register contacts, appointments, register by value potentials, register confirmed deals with expected pay out dates and therefore be able to run reports and track her expected payouts against the dreaded known expenses (rent, mortgage, medical etc).

I've done public records with outdated phone numbers.

The vacation rental model is cool because you have the flexibility to block out dates and allow your friends/family to stay there.