While my husband was hospitalized (broken neck and skull fracture so it took a while) I appeared in court, made a victim impact statement, got a restraining order. 

I don't expect a refund either.

Maybe I'm wrong, but you're holding them to unreasonable standards.In Orange County, 12% of starter homes sales fell through in 2016 - Source - Why should it be expected for wholesalers to operate at a margin of success we don't see with standard real estate purchases?

So far, Seattle has seven permitted tiny house villages, though officials reportedly expect that number to increase by the end of the year.""

I don't expect applicants to be considerate or responsible, and I'm (now) rarely disappointed in them.Good luck,

I purchased a 2 family last year for $350k, taxes at $6800, renovated for $50k, in the process of renting out now and expect to bring in $3600 a month with $675/door.

What I learned: - had to pay more than I calculated (WAY MORE)- took a lot more work than I expected- had to compromise in certain areas- went overboard on renovation- etc.

Don’t expect great appreciationim Central Valley.

Rent was earning me $950/month and was paying 12% on property management since i live 3/4 of the country away...Last month i owed 34k on the loan still, but the last comparable property in the same property area sold for 139k prior to the fire, with the townhouse being rebuilt new here within the next year, i expect the value to increase with the updates in the rebuild...Just wanted to get some input on situation, im financially able to cover this $505/month easily, but i feel like there is something i could be doing to offset this and figured the creative minds on here would help me out.

Also frustrating having to collect rent and possibly evict tenants, but this part we expected.