It is a modest use of my time and the expenditure is minor but I find it helps in building goodwill that comes in handy with subsequent issues as they arise.

(had newspaper ads to prove it) It was subsequently tax assessed at significantly more than what I paid for it (paid ask) and I contested it all the way to the state tax tribunal and lost.

We then assessed their heating costs & subsequently upgraded the furnace to HiEff. 

Many courts are subsequently not keen on the idea of frivolous lawsuits, and often throw stuff out really fast for that very reason.

@John TeachoutFrom what I can tell, just the first one is free and subsequent listings cost - at least that's been my experience.

I have subsequently cashed out a few, but most of what I own is free and clear.

If it is cheaper to hold a unit vacant until the recovery, than lower rents and subsequently affect rent prices of all units, they will do that.

The additional money was from taking out a few personal loans ($20k, 32k, and 15k), taking 2, 0% cash advance offers on credit cards -and then getting a HELOC on the first property that we paid cash for to use for down payments on subsequent homes. 

After the initial outrage and subsequent investigation into the laws surrounding service animals I agree completely that I must walk softly around this issue. 

I'm biased toward brokers because I am one.Reaching out to several DSCR lenders will be exhausting, could damage your credit score because of multiple credit pulls and subsequently cause you to get a higher rate/lower ltv on your loan.