Be prepared for inspections and long failure lists (chipped paint, torn screen, missing light globes).

Waiting one year or two years is not much of a difference if you were not prepared to realise your rent increases immediately.

I know people do some creative financing but I'm just not sure which way to go.

I have 4 properties and got started in real estate with 8k cash from a tax return, figured out the rest from there by being creative.

I’m Prepared to work hard, listen, and learn with an open mind.

We hold our rental agents to a high standard and require them to be on time; have the home prepared to be shown as if you are selling it and be prepared to discuss their other options. 

Thanks for sharing, definitely creative labor ideas.

A trial on the merits is always preferred to a default.In your case your opponent apparently has no case and no money and couldn't even properly prepare a motion to re-open... it doesn't make what I said any less true.

We all know time in the market is better than timing the market, but still, how would you go about being prepared for the next market correction?

Put it in your name, prepare a letter explaining and have your tenant sign it.