Even though I'm in the baby stages, the comments were infuriating.people say things like:"all landlords do is collect rent money, that's not a job, lol". 

Put EVERYTHING in writing and set time deadlines for each and every stage of the remediation work they are contributing.

And you might look at the book, entitled The Vital Ballance, by Karl Menninger, in which he presents his understanding of the stages of mental illness. 

Walkthrough at different stages?

Several elementary schools, high schools and retail centers nearby. 3 Post-secondary schools in the area as well.Conservative Cash Flow (10% Vacancy): $86 / mthLess Conservative Cash Flow (6% Vacancy):  $170 / mthCoC Return: 55%Purchase Price: $199000Down Payment (20%): $39800Mortgage (3.0%, 25 year): $159200 = $753 / mthClosing Costs: $4000Land Transfer Tax: $1715Total Cash Required: $45515Rooms: 3Rent: $700Rental Income: $2100Mortgage Payment: $753Property Tax (1.18%): $196Insurance (Very Conservative): $150Repairs (10%): $210CapEx (10%): $210Vacancy (10%): $210Management Fees (10%): $210Utilities: $75 (Tenants pay portion)Total Expenses: $1930 / mthCash Flow: Income - Expenses: $2100 - $2014 = $86CoC Return:  Annual Income - Cash Required: $25200 / $45515 = 55%NOI: Gross Income - Operating Expenses (excluding Mtg): $2100 - $1177: $923

Using these 3 hacks and a bit of your time, you can watch your profit grow quickly in the early stages of your business.

We have secured the land, plans and beginning stages of financing.

Hello BP CommunityI am in  closing stages of completing initial BRRR on a two unit  in Pennsylvania.   

A contract is negotiated with the surviving heir as to what their wishes are.im just trying to determine if making a payment to the mortgage company will help at this stage, anonymously is thd only way to do so until I am legally administrator,  otherwise I am just saying a prayer that pending california laws will pass ensuring longer protections.I spoke with the probate attorney before I took any steps to ensure this was all legal 

Not sure what stage of your mortgage process?