Do you self manage and go there to collect rents?

If someone buys it above the minimum you get your spent money back....all this to collect the interest you bid on Your certificate.

A notice clause that can be submitted by either party.If you force them into a 12 month lease, they will still leave whenever they want and like mentioned above, you will just chase them in the courts for your money which can be exhausting unless you work with a good collections attorney.If they are not paying on time and are not clean, get them out sooner that later!

I hear people that say that about my market in Northern Colorado and the actual data does not necessarily suggest that to be true.For example, here's a chart showing the price per square foot of detached houses compared to the price for attached houses over 20 years.

Their SFH has appreciated about 600% since they bought it in the early 80s and while I don't expect similar appreciation for our rentals, I know that significant appreciation is definitely a likelihood based on historical San Diego data.

I would then get an investment loan for as much as possible on the property you own to where the property would still cash flow a few hundred dollars a month and then I would sell it on a 4-year lease option to an end buyer for 5-7% higher than current market value and I would collect a premium rent of $50 - $100 higher than current rents.

Here are my strategies to make my properties hardier for a recession hit:1) Using cash flow, pay of all short term debt, from friends and family and some credit cards. 2) Make sure all the deposits collected from tenants is in a separate accounts and is not touched by daily operations.

@Victoria Crump Navy Federal stated that my DTI was too high and I had a medical collection.

Maybe they like to collect social media contacts/colleagues/friends.

What was actually collected?