Are they drug dealers?

I'm stuck right now with some drug dealers with 6 months on their lease, if they were m2m I could just 30 day them with no reason at all, preferable to me AND them if they're smart.

I just bought a group of duplexes with a drug dealer that has until end of July :( I'm hoping to get them out but it's soooooo much easier with a m2m lease.

I have a letter that I call my invitation to move letter that I send to drug dealers.

It brought out my Irish every time.  

@Michael SjodinEven worse, suddenly every car dealer in my area is offering 84 months!

You need to be part of a broker dealer to even qualify to take the exam so I would say the answer is no unless you work in the industry.

It is way easier to manage B & C properties where I haven't had any overdose deaths, or drug dealers, or the residents of the local "D" area tent city rummaging through our dumpster (and before that steal our rolling cans) leaving all the trash on the ground, and we get a much more stable applicant pool.

Newer small-ish cars on payments bought from dealers (vs Buy here pay here).A = Where everyone would want to live if they could afford it.

if they are fix and flips how are you getting around being labeled a dealer by the IRS and paying 35% forever in taxes...you do know once labeled it does not go away even when you get out of business?