Normally, you need to have Proof of Funds which means showing that you have the cash to purchase (e.g. a bank statement and/or brokerage statement OR a mortgage pre-approval). 

Hi everyone,I have an inherited tenant in my triplex who normally pays on the 15th of every month, which means the 15th is the beginning of the month.

We don't have any homes that have vinyl siding that low, normally that stops about 2 or 3' off the ground.Honest question, how are they supposed to trim the grass next to the house and not cause damage like you are seeing?

Lastly, is it difficult to manage the responsibilities of having your license and your normal job? 

However, they have have documents reference themselves or the LLC and there is no consistency.They will normally have title and collect rent inside of the LLC.They will normally have mortgage interest and insurance in the personal name.I would be really interested to hear whether this 'comingling' would even provide protection to the investors.

It was probably better maintained than most in the area because it was owned by the same family for 60 years but still is a 100 year old property and has all the problems those normally have.

According to the experts this is not a bubble but the new normal. 

As far as I know, you just sign a normal AOS.

Is this something a roofer normally does?

Is this something a roofer normally does?