So they are going to look for at least a two year history and a year to date P&L showing that your company is making enough money this year for you to continue taking distributions. 

You could also fill any time you might have to continue your education even if it's just reading a book. 

They asked to stay in the house and continue their lease, and I agreed, but they basically never moved back in, and bounced the next months rent check.I evicted them, but the eviction was served by mail, so we were not given an automatic judgment under Georgia law ( the tenant has to be personally served for an automatic judgment).Now I will have to take them to small claims court in order to collect the several thousands of dollars they owe me.Any suggestions on how to sue someone who is most likely staying on base, and thus not in my county but on Federal property?

Hi BP - just looking for some assistance as I continue my REI journey. 

This way it wouldn't affect your interest rate and you could pull out the equity and continually pay it off as many times as you'd like to.

If you allow a tenant to continually make late payments it will continue.

I think this is a strong market and am excited to see continued growth!

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