Every single dime in the transaction comes from the buyer, and not the seller. 

Additionally, you cannot charge one dime more, no "pet" fees, increased deposit, anything.

Very affordable and you can "change the locks" in ten seconds when the tenant moves out without spending a dime.

You wouldn't believe what you can get done when you say "Okay I will just walk and let you have the house back because I am not putting another dime into it....actually wait until you come out and see the condition - it needs $30,000 in repairs so by my estimated you will lose $X if you get it back"They listen believe me.

So I decided since they were being completely rude and trying to rip me off that i wasnt paying a dime for it since they were being that way.

I sunk every dime I had into those properties knowing I was making a good investment.   

Sometimes they will contact you to rid of the Judgement. 2) Give it to a collection agency like you said.Either way, you are unlikely to ever see a dime.

When your a company, even a small tiny one, yes that bus hit will have impact's but, your people are still there, things still get done, it's doesn't stop on a dime like it does when it's a factor of 1. 

I was netting $500 a month but the way I saw it was I'd pay $500/month to NOT get a call from a scammy HOA trying to nickle and dime me for random violations.

But for the borrower no one would lend him a dime we stepped up and basically became his partner.