For example, if he's a licensed electrical contractor, he can obviously do electrical work anywhere.The downside is that if you fire the contractor, you lose the tenant, and vice versa.The upside is that the tenant probably won't quit you because he knows he'll lose his contracting work if he does so.

But, I guess you need to clarify what "red flags" are to you.Someone could be killing it/raking it in with sterling credit, income, etc. for that all to change when the cards fall if they are behind a ponzi scheme or even an honest profession that fizzled out (e.g. an actor, model, lottery winner or sports star who blew threw their cash.)Thus, a good tenant in the past could be lousy in the future and vice versa.

And you can leave her off yours if vice versa is true.

It's the name of a little known Native American tribe that welcomed Captain John Smith and his cohorts to Virginia several hundred years ago.

The underlying methodology is that the letter is or appears to be handwritten, which grabs attention and gets your message read.You can convey the exact same message in a letter as you can in a post card and vice versa.

I live in a small condo building, 34 units and have served as Vice President on board previously.

Or vice versa I get a bunch of applicants and none of them are good?

Their is no abuse if they vote their family into the President, Vice President, secretary, etc so they control the offices and run the corporation.

But you couldn't sell cattle and 1031 the proceeds into real estate or vice versa.

Hello everyone, Just wanted to know should I seek financing to know the numbers on what I can purchase before looking for the property or vice versa??