Hi everyone,I have not seen it anywhere on the internet, but my tenant is requesting to be present for the final inspection before she moves out of the unit.

In the long run, passive investments seem like it'll definitely factor into the plan, but I'm presently more interested in learning and gaining experience with individual investments - assuming that having some more experience now may help to ascertain the quality of a MF investment down the road.

Sometimes there are tenants paying $900 in units that should rent for $1500, these present opportunities for buyers who are willing to take the risk they can turn over the tenants and get the rents to market. 

So fingers crossed that this one turns out to be worth our while.I've been discussing landlord insurance with my agent, and he presented us a policy with Foremost.

So fingers crossed that this one turns out to be worth our while.I've been discussing landlord insurance with my agent, and he presented us a policy with Foremost.

Applicants are qualified within the existing screening process then presented with the option of a standard refundable deposit or a less expensive (but nonrefundable) bond premium.You don’t need a court judgment to file a claim.

At present, the lot is mostly woodland.

I presented my case to the local district magistrate and they found in my favor.

Everyone should always be aware of their surroundings, watching for the exits, expecting danger at all times, preparing to make a break when the opportunity presents itself.

But it is certainly a good time to save up cash and be in a good position to buy if opportunity presents itself.