In my market the summer months are the hottest months for tenants to move so if I were you I’d just plan to have it ready to put on the market by the end of school season which likely means you’d need her out March or April which I don’t think is too big an ask on your part.

I’m here to learn, grow, and connect with like-minded individuals who can help guide me along the way.I’ve been fortunate to build great networks so far, but I know there’s so much more to discover in the beautiful world of real estate.

Just like you I have been thinking into mentorship programs and I have gone to Multifamily Mindset ($40K), Apartment Educators ($20K) which is based in Texas, and now I am looking into RE Mentor (mentor of co-founder of Multifamily Mindset) and it's a 3 day seminar for $1500 (but they end up giving you a *one time discount* if you sign up during the free 2 hour event for $995 but it is possible to sign up for their mentorship program through their website if you can't go to their free event).

Our traditional tenants handle small things like a light bulb out or running toilet but it's a something we handle for our PadSplit homes.

Whether you’re looking for off-grid living, investment property, or future development, land sales in this area can be a lucrative option.Types of Land: Fairbanks has a variety of land types available, from raw, undeveloped lots to partially improved properties with utilities like electricity or water access.

I’m always looking to make connections with like-minded people, so I’d be happy to connect on here.

It considers factors relevant to renting, like payment history and outstanding debt, so a low ResidentScore can indicate a higher rental risk even if it’s not a traditional credit score.For declining an application due to a low score, here’s a respectful and straightforward way to word your response:---**Dear [Applicant’s Name],**Thank you for your interest in renting [Property Address].

**Request an International Credit Report**: Some companies, like Nova Credit, specialize in transferring foreign credit scores to U.S. equivalents.

However, it won’t generate rental income like a duplex or multi-family property.

Has anyone had to do something like this before?