Thanks BP and guests for producing such great content.

So you know what's up.Download your HOA owners laws.. and figure that out.Get a copy of the tenants lease,, if they have one if not,, then I would venture to say they are month to month tenants if they can not produce a current lease document.Good luck,, sounds like a murder mystery.. :)

This produces a "mention" within the Bigger Pockets forum and alerts the person you're responding to that someone has said something to or about them. 

My new strategy is to rehab a "fixer upper" and turn it into an asset that produces positive cash flow.

A factory-built home, which conforms to this definition, and produced after June 15, 1976, is commonly called a manufactured home.

In a matter of a few minutes, I was able to identify the woman referenced above is a Producer at one of the local TV stations. 

Its maybe 15 minutes from you.We are at sheet rock stage 

I've also thought of using Craigslist as well but don't know if that would produce any results. 

If you search here on BP, you will find lots of intense discussions on CAP and other rule-of-thumb ratios.Sadly, in our markets these days we are finding far to many multi-unit residential buildings which are underperforming (the cash-flow is less than its potential), yet the owner expects to be paid for the "potential" cash-flow, rather than what s/he is producing

If I save up for a year, I'll have enough to complete the third addition, then in another eight months after that, enough capital for the fourth addition.I have tax filings, CPA produced financial statements, LLCs, etc.