First of all great work and much respect trying to improve yourself.

You then use the money to pay for commercial attorney fees for lease termination and settlement, tenant leasing broker fees to find new tenant, lost downtime rent until released and occupied by new tenant, commercial attorney new tenant lease negotiations, and any tenant improvements credit tenant is seeking.You also need to check the rent history of the property for businesses for environmental issues.If this tenant is paying close to market rent and weak net worth then that can be very high risk.No legal advice given. 

Meet Kevin from Youtube.

I look at the HOA as a big brother who generally want to improve the condo complex and are thankful to see someone improving the units.

You won’t find the perfect team on the first one but you’ll get started and you’ll refine and improve as you go.

Keep this number in mind so that you don't over improve your property for the area.

And one other thing that I have yet to learn on the YouTube university campus is closing costs.

Hey everyone, 26 y/o from British Columbia, Canada in the okanagan area.Never thought much about my finances until recently and just came across bigger pockets around a month ago after discovering the idea of financial independence in general (probably began with youtube recommendations) and by listening to a few other podcasts while at work as an aluminum boat builder/welder to pass the time.

Making specific offers of assistance will greatly improve your chances of someone saying yes.Best of luck as you start your real estate journey.

I am completely new to REI and came across Bigger Pockets just mindlessly scrolling through YouTube during a fit of insomnia.