Hopefully not much longer.Actually it seems noticeably less hot than it was a few months ago.Sit on your cash.

Originally posted by @Hai Loc:@David ZhengI saw an article today stating that July 2018 was the first time there was a month by month increase in foreclosures after 36 consecutive months of decreases.I wonder if this is a sign..Logically, it would be impossible for foreclosures to keep decreasing month over month forever.

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The nation’s rate decreased from 4.3 to 3.9 percent.All Texas industries except the information industry had more jobs.

I will probably need to add a line for vendors and a line for maintenance salaries, which should theoretically decrease the maintenance and CapEx numbers a bit. 

Do they send you a formal notice and tell you the date that it happened?

Few things I noticed right away: 50% of the units are month to month - could lead to high turnover and vacancy.

I would force appreciation if are able to add value, raise rents, decrease expenses and refinance asap to pull the free money out.

Decrease payments to a minimum which decreases monthly bleed?

Hello All,I am currently in the process of renting out my unit in Derry, New Hampshire for the first time and noticed in The Book on Managing Rental Properties that it recommends taking a deposit to hold the unit after accepting a new tenant.