Just drop the issue for now and take it out when he moves.

The beautiful thing about real estate is that it's always worth something so its not like you're going to buy the house and the value magically drops to zero and you lose everything.

Prices are dropped every 30 days or so most often, so you can track and anticipate when that will happen.

.- Listed at $39k - Price has been drop 3 times since September.- ARV $80K- Rehab $ 15-18k- Purchase Price $33?

I dropped rent to get our tenant ( by 50 bucks ).

That's about as much as I know about those submarkets.But in my area (Kailua), demand remained high and the prices flatlined (or dropped maybe 5%).

I guess you're thinking of something like Iron Mountain does, but rather than the storage place picking them up and dropping them off, you would be able to go as a customer to the local facility and access your storage room..http://www.ironmountain.com/Services/Records-Management-And-Storage-360/Records-Storage.aspx Sounds possible, but people who are busy want someone else to do it.

I tend to agree with the theory that speed kills...or in other words drop this and look for other great deals.

So someone knew you violation the lease and drop a dime on you.

I have an opportunity to get a mortgage for the first time ever (due to a confluence of positive circumstances such as mortgage rates, my DtoI ratio, my wife working, etc) and am inclined to get two or three, thinking that a good SFD is almost always going to be a good bet if it flows and doesn't need a new HVAC or roof for some time, and even if housing prices drop due to major economic fundamentals going awry such as a stock market bubble burst or our debt problems coming home to roost, or the middle class going the way of the dodo bird ...