I do not look for them.fine print: Winter is indeed slower than other seasons.

I still own the first house I ever purchased. haha Its been printing money for me for 15 years now.

Other than printing a lease again, you'r not really losing anything.

Be bold and ask people to meet up.

@Mark Huang Make a sign printed with the website that the photos and videos are posted of all non-tenants.

He brought in a print out of his checking account but I think I'd need more than just 1 month.

Personally, I have insurance and LLC as the thirty pages of small print exclusions in my insurance contracts have always worried me.Anonymity will not help you in a lawsuit as you will have to disclose your ownership.

So at least you've cashed out of your place when the market is still fairly strong, even in the Bay. thanks Ujwal. very good point. appreciated your inputs. we are buying Austin for long term. so many of my friends are telling me: 1. long term wise austin market is strong 2. unemployment rate in austin is actually relatively low (6%) compared with rest of the country means it will be less foreclosure if something went wrong in the market. 3. no matter which party in the white house, stimulus plan will continue come out, print more money and have more inflation means home price will continue go up 4, if there will be another round of lock down, it actually drive the home price even higher 

Like @Scott Trench mentioned, DSCR loans can be used in this way, and there is a lot of fine print and nuances you should be aware of before taking on something like that.If you have the capital and you want to avoid the risk associated with DSCR loans, I would recommend finding someone who you could partner with you for a small percentage equity or fee for being able to use their income to qualify.

But outside the City of Pittsburgh, I had the right to paint "MASTER ELECTRICIAN" on the side of a van, print up business cards, and work on anything I damned well pleased.