After reading numerous books by other investors it seems like one of the common themes is finding a handyman/contractor that does good work, reliably shows up, and completes jobs on time and on budget.

Health being one of them.Were it a lower sales price, I’d be more inclined to go with the 10 year ARM and refinance at the 10 year mark, but with your high price tag, refinancing can be expensive depending on the state of the country in year 2030.

McGuckin-Anthony believes to be one of the first such cases in the state during the existing public health emergency, a Superior Court judge in Ocean County ordered the tenant evicted so that his landlords could proceed with plans to rent to vacationers.

The tenant has been there for a while and does not look to be in great health.

It could create major health issues for the buyer. 

My end goal is to have great passive income through numerous properties.

Hi BP,Was chatting with a friend, and was wondering what key financial metrics (and what minimum numerical scores/values would you accept) would you use for evaluating whether tenants would be good renters for your property?

Account ClosedWe've helped many investors just like yourself build a successful rental portfolio across numerous cash flow markets.

The stress of work uncertanity, stay in place orders and the constant media on the health crisis has left most of the tenants I manage for REMAX and personally stressed, upset with their too close neighbors in duplexes and calling me constantly to mediate disputes.   

There have been numerous people on BP talking about how they paid application fees but they could never get their loans closed on any deal brought to the company.