The weight of all of the material being removed is what will drive the disposal fees, and all of this old flooring is heavy

A good broker is worth their weight in gold based on monetary savings and as a knowledge base.I'd love to help you, if you're looking for assistance!

Without counting the rental income, this blows up the DTI ratios pretty quick.And yes, local banks are over-weighted in 1-4 unit (residential) investment property loans in their portfolios, with lots of them impaired, and they're compelled to cut off new lending to comply with regulator and Board directives to reduce exposure in this area.They all want to focus on secondary market lending, preferably to wage-earning OOs, where the underwriting is easier, as the income they can generate for this activity features a very high ROI, without taking on any credit risk for the bank.

Education is also worth its weight in gold sometimes.

Eventhough there were replacement windows put in, most of the time this does not help alot in real old homes unless they insulate the track area where the original window weight was located (9 times out of 10 this is not done).

I am quite young relative to many investors on here.I actually track my weighted average LTV every month and target a lower percentage over time.

You have to increase rent by $20 or more. which is more of a drastic increase then gradually.3.

Just curious how some of the other Landlords on BP handle tenants like this one.We have a tenant who is a bit needy that has been gradually attempting to skirt by our lease conditions.

Gradual price decreases, revised ads, and querying prospects at showings as to how your place compares to others seem to be prudent steps.I agree with the other posters on the tenant with the list of issues.

I also have a document from a licensed inspector which gives weight to the needed repairs.