We don’t want to let her get away with this again and it’s more about principle at this time.

I’ve received a number of responses from investors essentially stating that they use a simple buy/rent/hold approach in small residential properties, and have accumulated net worths in the 1 - 3 million $ range starting with just one mortgaged SFR. 

I look at it as essentially selling the house and still making money.

Some people will leave because you want to raise it $25 out of principle and the longer it’s empty the longer raising the rent was pointless.

With inventory up an impressive 90.1%, buyers have plenty to choose from—making it a terrific time to shop around, consider multiple options, and find the right match without feeling pressured.Sellers, in a competitive market like this, a little patience and an eye-catching presentation are essential.

This is all I do, and essentially most of what I talk about across the 550 episodes of BiggerPockets Money with @Mindy Jensen.

This guidance is essential in a market where not every property will yield profitable results.Furthermore, having a reputable lending partner can enhance an investor's credibility with sellers and real estate agents.

In the event of default/non-performance on a CFD for vacant land in one of the hypothetical "foreclosure" states I mention above, does the land parcel have to go to auction, with bidding starting at the unpaid principle balance of the contract (plus late fees, legal fees, etc.)?

I want to verify when calculating DTI, lenders will only look at the monthly principle and interest payments for each of the 5 mortgages and ignore the escrow portion (for taxes and insurance). 

Essentially break even annual.- What's the best way to think of this deal as it would be no cash out of pocket but also essentially break even?