That person could either be a terrible tenant or maybe even worse, doesn't get along with the others and causes a couple of them to leave.If you have the parents on the lease, I would start with the tenant who moved out. 

Leasing a car is a terrible financial decision.

Here's my current situation:  terrible credit, no cash, no contact's either.

A furnace in a great school district costs the same amount as one in a terrible area.......And I would suggest that the lesser the area you're in, the more repairs you'll need to account for.

One thing to consider is the bedroom size, if they have significantly smaller bedrooms you may have to reduce their share of household expenses - it shouldn't be terribly far off since they would have 67% use of common areas. 

Most were overpriced or in terrible shape. 

Luckily it wasn't a terrible expensive lesson move on and buy something else.

Even if I can get a tenant for $1300 a month, 200 CF is not terrible I do not think.

I think wholesaling is risky business for any person, but it seems like a terrible idea for a licensed sales person and REALTOR.

Since he has terrible credit is there any way you can point us in the right direction for hard money lenders?