I have a wife and 3 kids and don’t want to risk too much because it has the potential to affect them as well.I too want to reach financial independence and even want to bring in my daughter (9 y/o) eventually as this may be a good fit for her.

@Daniel Y. price was originally higher suggested by the prop mgmt company.

@Cam Clinger I am a 'travel hacker' and my favorite card out there right now is the Chase Sapphire Reserve.

At about 5:00pm the day rent is due, I would send an email and text saying that an additional $Y has been added to their rent for this month as a late fee and if not paid in the next 5 days eviction papers will be filed based on their history of paying late (some states allow for quicker eviction filing, like in Utah, eviction papers can be filed 3 days after non-payment of rent).

In Georgia the requirement is 3 years.Originally posted by @Andrey Y.

That didn't feel right with me: Anyway, the deal I backed out of was a duplex (both 3bd/2bth) in Riverside (43 y/o property)with a gross monthly rent of $3625/month. unit 1 at $1,950 because it was recently upgraded and unit 2 @ $1675 because there was a tenant in place for the past 10 years so rents weren't raised over time).

@Jamane Y. thank you.

I am 26 y/o; lived in NYC for 19 years but moved to Fort Worth, TX two years ago to pursue a full time job as a staff pharmacist.

If you don't pay by X we do Y.

For example typical depreciation is XCost seg was Y which saved me ZCost of the seg study was…