This will translate into your razor sharp ability to analyze the deals you're looking into.

Once you fill those slots up, your can still use bank money using commercial loans.  

If this isn’t an option, research snow removal/cutting tools, such as the Avalanche or Roof Razor, that are designed to protect you and your roof shingles.

For the most part, this doesn't happen, hard money lenders are not mob-connected loan sharks with baseball bats.  

It gets critical they are now flying there once a month to collect the rent so its not stolen... they get to about 85% occ.. then it starts going the other way.. these are highly transient folks that live there.. and now its going south quick the units that go vacant need big turn over again.. after a 18 months of this they are back to 50% occ. and took an offer of 600k to let the next person who thinks they can manage D class in Memphis take  wack at it.I have seen D class in  Memphis you need it razor wired.. you need full time security and police presence.. it will be almost all female and kids 

So if they tell you to file you have to file.Settling out of court though I don't believe is in his best interest unless the tenant is out, the money due is paid and the place has been checked for damages and the remaining deposit is slotted and ready in a check.

When a tenant who doesn't have a place to plug a microwave, toaster, curling iron, or electric razor will move as soon as they find somewhere less inconvenient.The importance of inspections.

Problem is, there are many more sharks than mentors, and they are more interested in draining your $15k than getting you started in the business, and you as a newbie won't necessarily be able to spot this before it is too late.

Lots of sharks come out when they see that.

Your electric panel might have some slots where "tandem breakers" can be used, which would allow for adding circuits. http://www.ashireporter.org/homeinspection/article...