I have a tenant who is behind in rent by a month and half.I want to evict this tenant.

Had a nice positive cashflow until approximately 1 year ago when I had increase in property tax and HOA, plus had  insurance increase, which decreased my cash flow to nearly $0.

I don't have personal experience, but I hear Charlotte is the fastest growing and has strong rent rates.

I would also pull out enough cash to go and buy more real estate to help increase cash flow.

CalifCalifornia is so tennant friendly that I lose control of an asset that I purchasedIf I'm going to rent it the lease agreement wasn't of my doing.If I'm flipping to sell (my primary focus) there's someone living in my construction site.Bottom line, I'm buying a house, not a Tennant, squatter or whatever.

Successfully rented it as a short term rental from 9/2021 - 7/2024.

If the total owed is $75,000 and someone bids $76,000, you can increase your bid to $77,000 and so on.

I am looking to list the property for rent and also looking to get a DSCR loan on the property after I get the appraisal done post rehab(expected ARV is 185K).

Areas like Central West End, Soulard, and The Hill are popular and have strong rental demand.Property Management: If you plan to rent out the property, consider hiring a property management company, especially if you’re not planning to live there full-time.Market Trends: Stay updated on local market trends, such as employment rates, population growth, and development projects that could impact property values.St.

I understand that the current real estate is under-assessed and that the taxes will increase if we declare a higher property value, but this might be necessary.Can anyone give input on how to accurately determine the business value versus the property value.