(Probably worse because I've got court fees and likely repairs to make.)There are several upsides to all of this: (1) They are my worst tenants, once they are out my life will get a lot better (Pareto principal and 80/20 rule); (2) I'm learning the eviction process, so it's kind of fun for me (I'm a lawyer, so I'm probably enjoying it more than I should); and (3) I've taken yet another lesson in the school of hard knocks but it's unlikely I'll make this screening mistake again.The weird thing is that I'm not even really that mad about all this.

I'm glad you're enjoying the podcast!

There are lots of valid reasons why older people thoroughly enjoy a seller financed transaction.

We have been doing this for a little over 12 years.My goal is for real estate to provide financial freedom so that we have more time to travel and enjoy our family.We recently purchased a duplex in Southeastern Wyoming (Cheyenne) that we are in the process of renovating to rent.We are looking at doing some flipping or wholesaling to generate some additional cash so we can continue to grow.

Enjoy!

You have come to the right location, enjoy the ride.

I'm glad you're enjoying the podcast.

Enjoy, word of mouth can be the best way to meet a lawyer.Another idea that I am researching right now is prepaid legal services that offer access to real estate attorneys.

If the numbers work and I can find financing for it ill keep it and enjoy the nice cash flow.

@David McNeely  Im glad you took my advice and joined Bigger Pockets, you will really enjoy the networking on here, and if you ever have a question about investing you can definitely find the answers on here.