So my tenant called me up 10/09 to announce she is moving out on 11/8 and giving 30 days notice.

The sad truth is there's rarely recourse available or even when there is, it's not economical to pursue and very few who get hurt know what they signed up for in the first place.

One of the many problems with HOAs is that their rates will always go up and never come down.

Keep your head up, Leo.

There is a few active FB groups that have meet ups

It's a risk you run on the anonymity side, however, if someone looks up the address now, do they not see your name?

While these alternatives may come with higher interest rates, the flexibility they offer such as faster closings and more lenient terms often outweighs the upfront costs, especially in fast-moving markets.For example, hard money loans can give you the ability to close quickly on distressed properties, which traditional banks may take too long to approve.

My tenant called me up 10/09 to announce she is moving out on 11/8 and giving 30 days notice.I had a yearlong lease in place, and when it was up for renewal, I reached out by text “were you planning to renew your lease”, and she texted back “we love it here and want to renew the lease”.

We use https://www.advantaira.com/I ended up taking all the funds from my IRA accounts, paid the 10% penalty, and with Cost Seg and Real Estate Pro status, was able to avoid paying taxes.

He ended up pairing his syndication investment with a small rental property purchase that allowed him to maximize his REP hours, which made a big diference at tax time.It’s a bit complex, so I’d recommend chatting with your CPA to see if you can group your real estate activities or find an alternative way to leverage those passive losses.