It will blow at the most inconvenient time and it will try to do the most damage and it will schedule itself to blow when all of the plumbers are on vacation.

I've tried companies like B2R but you're right, the terms suck.Trustco actually told me that if our properties were vacation homes they would have no problem lending us money.

You can post a notice to pay or vacate.

I know how it is when I go on vacation for a month or two to California.

I justify the cost, by chalking it up to just the cost of being able to go on vacation any time we want, go any where we want, and enjoy the beautiful outdoors here in Colorado!

But all she wanted was some pleasure with him to enjoy her vacation.

Tenant agrees to pay for repairs of all damages that they or their guests have caused.Landlord agrees to initiate repairs in a timely manner following discovery of the damage or can choose to defer repair until Tenant has vacated the premises.

After vacating our Unit, projections are targetting a little over $1K/monthly cashflow.Anyways, we are not ready to sell at this stage.

You may also be able to invest in vacation rentals and convert a traditional SFR into an Airbnb type propert.

I would hire a full time personal real estate manager at $1000/month and some kind of profit sharing to motivate them to do a good job ($1000+ based on performance) and live pretty at $16,000/month cash flow at almost 200K/year income (AFTER taxes)You should then live in Florida,Oregon, California, Arizona ....heck buy vacation homes in all of those states...and really retire.I cannot imagine that in retirement you cannot afford to manage ONE person (a manager of all your real estate holdings) during your retirement.DO NOT sell these cash cows when you are making $18,000/month!