Leaving for a less expensive city would be giving into weakness.

Hoping to get that turned around quickly and get a paying tenant in there.2 tenants who are chronically late and missed March 1, but evictions were halted by mid month.

Some assets are very weak today, including retail, hotels and nursing homes.

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Weak link in the plumbing... it's probably not the actual toilet. 1. put 1/4 cup baking soda in toilet bowls and sinks 2. then a cup of vinegar, it will bubble, let it sit an hourflush, rinse sinks with two cups more or less of boiling waterThis should cut out the bacteria high up in the drains for a couple weeks.I would give the tenant a big box of baking soda and walmart gallon bottle of vinegar and notsend a plumber.

As others have pointed out, leasing and handing away control of one's housing puts a renter in a weak position.

This question of the week lives on…I don’t think I posted this already, so just in case:* 3 SFH package, single non-recourse loan (purchasing through solo 401k)* 1 SFH DSCR - this may fall through, as the original estimated rent was sufficient to get this above the required DSCR of 1.25, but the likely rent looks to be a couple hundred less, which will trigger the financing contingency and get me out of a weak deal.

We have one tenant that is chronically late and has a continuous stream of stories of woe.

Please everyone - no matter where and how (notes, lending, flipping, etc.) you decide to invest - make sure you do your research, it fits your strengths/weaknesses/situation, and you take your time!

Ask to review your finances, maybe do a soft credit pull, find out your strengths and weaknesses and go from there.