I do love steam but even so; if it were me I would keep the steam if I could get steam boilers small enough to match the loads.

You should have a seperate bank account where you are depositing your rent checks, make photo copies of the checks before you deposit and be able to match everything up.

If you're willing to buy good rentals, even if they're not where you would choose to live, and the move on after a year or two, you can repeatedly apply that strategy.If you're determined to buy rentals, contribute only enough to your 401k to get the company match and put the rest of what you would have contributed toward the next rental.Avoid the trap of thinking cash flow = rent - PITI.

With your picture I would try it again and make sure the dimensions match the sites parameters.

Keep on reading and start to put a list of pros and cons together for the various strategies to see which best matches your needs for now.

It will be convoluted with ALOT of properties that don't match what/who you want to mail to but its free.

Most credit repair companies get their leads from outside the real estate investment industry so their business model doesn't match your needs.

So, living with someone twice my age is different than having a tenant of whatever age.Still, I don't care all that much how old a roommate is, so long as they match up.

I completely agree on no surprises and wanted to see what others had as far as value to see if they matched to the figure I had in mind.

And lastly, my advice would be to remember that there may be a facet to the tenant that you don't fully know or understand, but if she is not a good match for the house, it may be better to see if she wants to negotiate an early out.