For me, buying properties with natural death is not a problem.

The most ridiculous thing they did was placing a charge of $900 on some emergency prevention best practice installations that were never communicated to us directly and clearly overpriced based on the nature of work.

By the end of just one year, you can find a third renter, buy a multifamily and repeat the process.And at that point, you'll have naturally increased your income with rent coming in, plus added twelve months of credit history to the car, a house, and a credit card, making you a desirable borrower.

It’s nature of business - typically most case law does allow the borrower only to collect actual damages, so no pain and suffering type of lawsuits.

I think they had 4 and it naturally attriciated down to 3 and 2, but they all got raises and could afford it and  I think he paid the house off. 

Inspection costs, realtor fees, Closing costs, etc. are all under this umbrella.The "renovate" step is where you include your holding costs and, naturally, the cost of the retrofit/renovation itself.The "refinance" step is where you place a mortgage in exchange for a note.  

You have to have no problem posting a eviction notice (pay or quit) on an old man with cancer.

:protest: :protest: :protest: :protest: :protest: :protest: Regards,Jorge :superman: "Natural Born Go Getter" :superman:

Nights you don’t want booked maybe repairs or deep cleans like a professional grade carpet cleaning or something of that nature is different as running 100% occupancy for more that a few months straight can be hard on a property and it needed time to breathe.

So, naturally, I came here to see if any of you lovely and experienced people can lend a recommendation for a vetted and experienced property manager.