Since lost job I am running into the issue with bills, but try to move fast to make sure nothing like my credit is mess up.

I'm meeting with my agent today to discuss, but remember, this is my first time purchasing a home/investment so any insight would be appreciated.My closing date is scheduled for 11/22 - this is coming up fast!

Quote from @Alonzo Moreland:  Everyone is stating it, but the lease should be ended as fast as you can, and make sure that you hold them accountable for the water/payments.

I expanded fast and my reserves for sure suffered temporarily ( was taking some reserves for future downpayments) , but am aggressively building those back up, while growing my personal savings bucket, and do very strigegent tenant background checks and references.   

If they are satisfactory, implementing the changes I’ve suggested could take them from “good” to “excellent.”Conclusion: If you’re advertising on Google, make sure your landing page is always up, running, and fast.

This was a problem 10 years ago, and it’s even more critical today in our hyper-fast-paced world with ADHD-inspired scrolling.

You was a little fast on the trigger to go scorch earth.

However, here’s the catch with roofs: if it gets to the point where wind or water can creep in, small leaks can become big problems fast.

Just be transparent and give them a flexible timeline, then be ready to move fast because my gut tells me they'll all move out pretty close to each other

Quick closings appeal to banks, so cash offers, or fast financing are key.