Part of want to make sure she gets the eviction under her name but I also need to make a wise decision from a business standpoint.  

Excited to learn all things REI wise and continue building our portfolio and establish professional connections! 

If the issues seem overwhelming and beyond your comfort level, it might be wise to pass on this property and look for a newer one that aligns better with your experience and budget.

Essentially if you are doing more work in the deal then they should be putting more down cash-wise than what you are putting down.

It doesn't happen overnight, but with persistence, wise investing, good money practices, good due diligence practices it can be done over time. 

We've made it simple for operations to make InvestorFuse "The CRM that you will actually use"Depending on what you're looking for CRM wise, you could probably spend time/money/energy on customizing a Podio build out to your needs.

@James Wise funny enough I got the same impression from you based on your post, that's why I commented because it couldn't be more incorrect based upon my experience.I will say yikes, you must be pretty insecure if you felt the need to say that about my own experiences that you have no knowledge of in states that you're not familiar with. 

It's a 2/1 cracker box of a house that was a flip property and I'm renting it long term. 

It would be wise to consult with local real estate professionals, analyze recent sales data, and consider the long-term economic prospects of the area before making any investment decisions.Let me know if you're looking for funding for your RE investment.

Quote from @James Wise: Quote from @Nikki Nicole: Hello fellow investors is anyone investing in the Detroit or Louisiana area ?