Many people really shoot themselves in the foot from a liability standpoint, which is usually (ironically) one of the main arguments for transferring the property to an LLC in the first place, without realizing it:You will have homeowners insurance on the property, right?

I would base your split on bedrooms.. which translates roughly to how many people are living in each unit and consume utilities.  

It is much harder, time consuming, and can be very expensive to evict .  

Most consumers care about the civil aspect, which can make either the interest uncollectable, or in some cases, can completely void the entire agreement and entitle a borrower to refunds of moneys paid.You may be thinking that you have loads of creditors that charge more than the maximum numbers stated above.

To go through an eviction process is time consuming and expensive.

Write it down and get back in the L.Then, with your list of areas you like, do targeted searches.Want to flip Wait until covid-19 is cured and consumer confidence is back.

Otherwise, it'd take me an extra year or so (because you know, I'm sure life will do its thing and throw a wrench into my plans).I'm currently leaning towards paying off my car because of the psychological benefits of being completely consumer debt free and increasing my cash flow by nearly $500.What are your thoughts? 

This is a spectacular recovery for contract signings, and goes to show the resiliency of American consumers and their desire for homeownership.

While this doesn't have a direct impact on home prices today, it puts a significant amount of data in the hands of consumers which could inform (1) home purchase decisions, (2) price negotiations, and/or (3) flood insurance.

- How often are they named in lawsuits (check court records)- What do they bake into their builds that the average consumer won't ask or care about, simply because they are build-nerds (in terms of energy efficiency, structural integrity, etc).