I see so many different methodologies that it's difficult to identify which makes the most financial and situational sense.

I found Groundfloor financial after calling around and they seemed to be much more "asset based" than lending home.

I'm one of them and I'm just across the bridge.Consider yourself invited to the Boston South REIA, meeting the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7:00 PM at Radius Financial, 600 Longwater Dr, Suite 107, Norwell MA.

You picked the right place to come to further your education and be inspired to take action.

I'd ask for more money at closing from seller to cover 2 to 3 months rent and court fees for eviction action.If not that's what your looking at.. if they don't pay, it will take you proper notice prior to the first of the month to let them know your not renewing.. their lease and only after that if they fail to move then you have to file eviction action.. which will be court fees and again minimum of 3 weeks before court hearing.. and if they get an extension or ??

To bring God glory,with financial freedom in where he may lead us.OBTAIN knowledge - Books we have read:  Rich Dad Poor Dad , by Robert Kiyosaki ;  The Millionaire Real Estate Investor, by Gary Keller; ALL OF Brandon Turners books (thanks Brandon ), The book on flipping houses,by J.

Ask for financials on the properties for the last two years and start poking holes in the numbers.I don't know a damn thing about commercial real estate, but like everything else, getting to a point where the data you are looking at is close to reality is the first step.Good Luck!

I do think that rental properties are the best way to weather any kind of financial downturn.

Complexity being that my mom is retired and doesn't want ANY income for whatever financial planning reasons and she doesn't want to do the work, but she's liking the idea of keeping the wealth in the family and we've had a very good financial relationship for my entire adult life.

What sort of  action have you taken in Cleveland?