Be that as it may, with this approach, you will have to provide some value for your folks even to consider this.

Under this scam, a homeowner facing foreclosure is approached by someone who promises to help save the person’s home.

We are a good company with incredibly hard-working people.

What worked for him.. and could work for you.. is taking a calculated approach by "house hacking."

Hey Vic I am from CT and I had same issue with one of my tenants some time ago , he want's to save money any way possible so he was keeping his temps really low , I explain on few occasions to him that pipes are going to freeze and all that but he wouldn't listen , so I approach that problem from different angle , since I never had a problem with that tenant before and he was a good guy , always paid on time etc. , I didn't want it to loose that tenant so simply i helped him to get " energy assistance" this is a program to help people out if they can't afford heating bills , I don't know if it is in your state so you my want to check this out.

I may also be a "necessary" approach if one had an erratic income and no savings.

Thanks for sharing this—it’s incredibly motivating!

Of course, you can do this in a stand-alone rental, but numbers are incredibly tight for house hackers now, so I thought it would be better served in this forum.Let's take a four-family where you house hack one of the units:1.

Your first clue will be how they approach showings.

This fosters a top-down management approach that ensures accountability and efficiency throughout the property.As I've earned from my own experiences, the difference between a good operator and a poor one lies in effective asset management.