Did you notice that all states experienced price growth last year?

The first mortgage holder sold the property in a foreclosure sale without any notice to me.

@Joshua Dorkin  I've noticed this too and see that it is now corrected in one area, but it still shows a mismatch when you click on "All posts from [user]". 

I noticed Bethesda, MD is an area where this is popular.Maggaline

I didn't notice the box.In regards to your last statementKirk, neither I nor you make this determination.

This is just what I notice with my limited research.

If any of them end up not working out, you can simply give them notice vs. having to jump through hoops to find a legitimate breach of the lease to get them out.As for the underrented units, once you're comfortable offering a long-term lease to the tenants, try also slightly raising the rental rate.  

She is 6 months behind ($3,785.98 approximately)with a notice if default included in her last statement.

You state that you are having problem low-income renters so let's use the safe 50% rule, expenses are going to be higher, higher turn over, more repairs, more carpet replacements, more legal fees for 5-day notices, higher headache.  

Hilarious...but atleast they 'tabled' my 'dangerous' building for a little bit, I got a lot of work to do on that place, sometimes I wonder did I do right getting into Muskegon, like Mark Elliot said, after I bought my property there, then I've also heard stories about Muskegon officials being corrupt, but I'm still wondering are they corrupt or just looking out for their city...but this is the 1st city that I got a notice for lawn care, that if I didn't get it done, they would charge me $90/hr, and I was like wow!!