I also got lucky and found a group of people to help me with the eviction, as the sheriff requires a minimum of eight people to do the eviction when it takes place.

One of the requirements is to have a trustee. selecting a friend/family isn’t an option for me.

I know that if she stays, it will take a lot of effort to keep her under control.What if there's a maintenance issue?

But right now, it feels like I am solely holding these properties just to pay their maintenance company. 

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Our documents are always up to date with the most current legal requirements and are specialized disclosures are designed to protect the lenders interest no matter what type of loan you are making.

Just wanted to share, I've noticed a loosening in down payment requirements for DSCR (debt service ratio loans) that either use the actual or proposed rental income to qualify.

If you know you will be a pushover or have no follow through and know you won’t be consistent about doing things like maintenance and finance stuff then you should just hire a property manager.

Should I require both of them to pay application fee or only one fee?

@Cynthia Fuentes reality check you may not want to hear:How will you succeed when you've been in the business for 11 years, but don't know the licensing requirements - or a better place to research than asking a bunch of strangers?