The easiest would be to have the tenant vacate, rehab and do a cash out refi

I’ve also bought a half dozen houses that were vacant but only needed an appliance or two to get ready to rent. 

The end of the year statement the bookkeeper prepared for my taxes this year cut my accountant’s time in half compared to what I had been providing him.

Court ties you up for a year to a year and half with no guarantee of the outcome.

After about 8 months, I wanted some extra income so I rented out half of my room to my 68 year-old co worker, and separated the room with a curtain....Here is a photo: If I were to go back, I would NOT have done this, but it was a good learning experience.

I have LTRs insured with StateFarm, and they quoted me half what I pay Proper.

I started with the tenants paying half of their heat usage. 

There's no rule against promoting your "area" so to speak; if we made that a rule half the posts from realtors and turnkey operators would have to come down.

They’re a large PM company, operating in about half of the U.S. states, but lately, the local turnover has become a real problem.

Just wanted to see what the easiest way to finish paying it off was.Well, you’re in a good position to be in.