J & G training was simple & easy to understand.

Very simple, very cheap. 

Of course, they also have flexibility to move out on shorter notice.If I KNOW I want them out after 1 year (too much drama, not getting along with neighbors, etc) and they have not violated the terms of the Lease, I simple do not renew the Lease when it expires in month 12 and give them proper advance notice.If they refuse to move out, they are “Hold Over Tenants” and can be evicted.If they are great tenants, sign a renewal for 12 months (but be sure to include a rent increase, even a small amount, so they come to expect it every year).I try not to have my Leases expire in the months of Nov through February.

   $150,000+ yes I would change them out Of course keep in mind a ‘simple’ faucet change out can get into a lot more of the pipes are old, Shutoffs break while changing it the faucet etc etc.   

A simple search here on BP will provide you a number of threads on those types of groups and what you can expect to get out of them.

So basically refinancing from an owner-occupied loan to another owner-occupied loan (conventional), giving me the ability to eliminate PMI once I reach 22% equity + capture more equity from the cash out refinance.

I’ve come up with a simple plan for when I graduate and hopefully acquire my first job.

My guess would be there is a lot of shady contact capture and reselling it in this world and I really don't need anymore spam calls than I already get haha.

Notification is only simple if there are no known relatives.

I think if I go that route again I'll have even more reason to look for tenant occupied properties that need only simple cosmetic upgrades that can be done in 14 days or less and cost no more than $20k.