Don’t forget Special Assessment fees, these are payments the homeowners' association (HOA) collects from owners to cover expenses the HOA is responsible for, but that aren't covered in the regular monthly fees.You encounter one these and all you’ll be in the red for awhile.

You are probably in for some sticker shock, both on the properties you already own and what it would cost to buy now.

Perhaps this is why I don't encounter this...

Read anything you can get your hands, be willing to invest in courses that you truly believe will add knowledge, and in some cases if you encounter someone you trust that offers coaching take them up on it

My favorite quote is “no heart has ever suffered when it goes in search of its dreams, because every second of the search is a second's encounter with God and with eternity.”

Make sure your return address is on the envelope.What happens is, if there is a forwarding address on file, it will be put onto the envelope with one of those yellow stickers, and it will be sent back to your return address.  

I would also say that you want to at least run a background check on him to make sure you know what kind of person you are encountering when you go into that unit.Once all of the eviction ban stuff blows over you can look into not renewing or getting them out based on breach of contract (smoking, etc). 

When the buyer is moving out of their primary and use FHA to buy, then you'll encounter the 100 mile FHA rule in which the buyer will need to qualify for both mortgages with out use of rental income.

I don't know the entirety of the situation but I have encountered scenarios like this hundreds of times, where it was tenants fault, I held them accountable.. that's my two cents / food for thought :)

That sort of search result still seems to hold true about 10 Years After (and I am not referring to that old band there) - after I first encountered the BP site.