But I doubt that, and is more likely that your niece, and your sister as a co-signer, didn't pay attention and read carefully the documents they agreed to and signed.I would say it's a bad way to start her rental history and risk a credit report stain because of cats, not to mention the trouble it will cause to the cosigner, if she chooses to just walk away.So, it looks these are the options:1.

A property portfolio will reward attention and work spent monitoring, and building, it up toward increasing value.

When done through the estate they receive the property tax free due to a step up in basis on Grandma's death.But that requires waiting and it sounds like there's some immediate attention needed.   

For future readers who find this thread, I just wrote a blog post to help people navigate Fannie Mae's Servicing Guidelines, section D1-4.1-02: How to Transfer Property to your LLC without fearing Due-on-Sale

My question is this, do you pay attention to these numbers when you’re trying to determine if appreciation will be icing on the cake?

Like some other readers alluded to, maybe you can get him to sell you the properties that are wasting so much of his time.

(Though I have had some surprises) After you have walked and purchased several properties, you get a sense for what will require your attention and money for the rehab.

I’ve done an eviction and they take tough skin, a good attention to detail, and a lawyer to guide you and keep you from having to start over on a technicality.

Hello,Long-time forum reader but first-time poster here.

I figure...I used to literally be a professional race car driver and racer, who gained national attention, so I can be a Developer if I work hard enough!