He was also scaring other good tenants (though they did not tell me this, until I asked them).

Judges can also determine how the eviction will affect the family’s education (kids in school) or the tenant’s health and base his or her decision with that information.

You are also signing the return saying that the return is accurate.Not to scare you, I am just saying the way it is.

If you would be scared to walk the streets at night and don't have the ability to do daily checks i would stay away from the historic district if you're buying a value add property.

If you are new (especially when Realtors are involved) you may be pushed for more skin in the game.The more you sell your ability to do the deal as agreed the better off you'll be, but don't scare them with hype.As to terms, balloons are usually 3 to 5 years, but can be longer.

I sent him to a lender that will make loans for $8000+ mobiles but he got scared because the neighbor was already behind $7000 in payments.

Find the pain and heal the wounds!

But if there were extenuating circumstances, such a death, divorce, health issues, etc..., then a deeper look wouldn't hurt.

He is just throwing up the scare tactic to scare you into paying the $1200.00.If you did not sign any agreement, there would be no way that he can bill you for it.

I was thinking of using Quickbooks online but I just read this thread over in their community and it scared the crap out of me.http://community.intuit.com/post/detail/cCiT5YvU4r4izzacwZ5xHE?