I’ve spoken to tenants about it like you mentioned; explained calmly and as kindly as possible that a judge will evict them and a sheriff will come remove them if they don’t pay, that it’s hard living with an eviction on your record, that I have my own payments I have to make to the bank and the bank doesn’t have a heart either, that they’ll lose their security deposit because I’ll keep that for unpaid rent and go after them for additional monies if they cause damage, etc.

Investing now in the Smokies is not for the faint of heart.  

Crooks can hack a title company email (or set up a similar looking one) and change wiring instructions in a heart beat. 

Its the heart of the home.

Purchase price: $155,000 Cash invested: $49,000 Gorgeous corner unit in the heart of Chicago.

Found out 2 months ago that baby has a severe heart condition which best case scenario will require multiple surgeries and hospital stays.

I would say focus on the platform's underwriting process and make sure you are very comfortable that they have a good process and have your best interest at heart vs. volume.

🙄My heart goes goes out to each and every one of you during this time.

The PM called me and we had a good heart to heart.

Wholesaling is not for the faint of heart as the market in LI & NYC is pretty competitive as well as thin margins.