Out of state investing is less appealing to me personally than using the securities license I got and let collect dust (or better yet, buy another duplex here in Sacramento with an 8.76 cap rate).

I would have contacted the tenant and told her to check her purse, that the security footage in the store shows her picking up the rent you assume inadvertently.

If I sell a product or multiple products to a 5013c non profit organization and they aggressively ask for my Social Security number for “tax purposes” is this normal?

After discussing this situation with them, we asked for a double security deposit, which they agreed to, and signed a lease.

The official move won't happen until August, but we are leaning towards Charlotte and the surrounding areas.

And get a securities lawyer to make it legal.

The unit is being repainted and cleaned now and is being placed with a security deposit.

You'd refinance after a few years of owning it (as long as you have a pay history - which will look more official with a servicer) and take her out with that refi money.

Then we’d have them rent from us at an IRS-acceptable reduced rent (20% below market rent) which would provide more secure housing for them as we’d never evict them and trust them with our property.

Security deposit is equivalent to one month rent and we included a non refundable pet fee.