otherwise you'll end up like this guy.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1193623-rent-...

How many rooms are you renting out?

The hotel is about 4 miles away from where she lives but she demands that the location has to be close to her grandkids' school (I actually have no idea her grandkids live there).

That's a big win for me because, generally, when you're evicting, the tenant stopped paying rent.

I agree with Clayton about charging them higher rent.

A house hack (purchase and live in 1 unit of a multifamily while renting the other unit[s] to cover the mortgage) is the easiest way to get started as you'll get used to the process and can use an FHA loan to have a minimal downpayment.

Hi Ignatius, following David Greene's Core 4 strategy—realtor, contractor, property manager, and lender—can give you confidence to invest in any location.

Since you’re not looking for a profit it might work but probably won’t rent in winter.

We haven’t modified rent and the tenants were placed using a state program to make them financially responsible, which has worked out minus the claims of home invasion. 

Do not take it out of their rent, pay them with a check so you have a paper trail for your write off to the tax man.