I heard the household debt has been dropping.

Tenants will say they will get insurance coverage and then drop it after the first payment and not tell you.I have been through this many times.

What if your houses drop in value and you find yourself underwater?

I'm not dropping back to gurus again, but I can't believe how naïve beginners are, being sold stories of RE.

There is an ongoing thread about day care at a rental:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/109391-advice-needed-residential-tenant-w-a-daycare-insurance-headache-helpI didn't want to hijack it but I thought a more generalized discussion would be helpful to me and a few others.I also made it a point to tell applicants I do not wish to conduct business at my propertyHowever there are some gray areas, and I basically made my rules looking at the nuisance factors...not so much liabilities, and now looking at that thread, I may have to rethink this.You see, I would not have allowed the day care simply because a half dozen moms picking up and dropping off at the same time would cause a parking jam and inconvenience.On the other hand, I have told tenants who occasionally allow "friends" to drop off a kid for them to babysit its ok.

If you export a report to excel and remove columns, you need to do this step everytime, bc. you cannot define a report to only export those columns the next time.2) No ability to add your own options to their List Of Values (drop down list options)3) No ability to add new fields to any input screen (hopefully your business is run exactly how the creators of Buildium run theirs!)

No one is going to hold your hand and tell you that you're in for $10k rehab in 5 yrs updated all the things the turnkey guy didn';t do. 2) the quality of your perspective renter will drop over time as newer rehabs by the Funds flood these low end cheaper markets.

And there is no new dept on my credit report, how could my score drop 70 points and if I pay off school loans in full how long and how much could it rise.

Mattresses are a tough spot, I ended up going to my local Sleepy's dealer, but you're right I had to negotiate to drop the price of my bed $350 dollars.Here's the Deal that occurred 4 years ago:Product: Queen Sleep Series 400 with split-box frameMSRP: ~$1800Negotiate $350 off, 2 free 1 <3 My Pillow pillows, pack of sheets.

Does anyone has any ideas aside from the estoppel letter in terms of the best way of contacting the tenants, letting them know how to pay rent (they were dropping off at an on-site box - we are out of town so that isn't going to work anymore).