or just put some lipstick on it and rent it..... last time I bought a property i was all goody goody as well as paranoid and got a mold inspection which now has that property on the hazmat list till i shell out some 20k to remediate it (which mostly seems to consist of guys wearing cosmonaut suits, just like in Ebola land, spraying a cleaning solution, and billing $100 an hour each.....- not to say that mold remediation isn't important, but maybe I could have gotten rid of some of it myself before calling in the mold specialists.) 

You get consistent rent and can save on renovations until you build up a little cash, and she gets a discount.  

If they can't show concrete proof of the consistent, non-late payments, the renters probably aren't that great.

One thing I can't seem to remember and consistently get wrong on practice tests is the difference between Truth In Lending, RESPA, and Regulation-Z and what they each require.

We spoke with an accountant and, as I imagined, he explained that my business model of buying foreclosures to buy/hold/sell in a trending market was ideal for father to get tax breaks and for consistent cashflow.

Ben WalhoodGlendale Heights not so flexible.....with us they have been strict but fair and always consistent so we prepare for that.These villages will almost always find something but I always suggest if it is one or two small things ask the inspector if you can send them a picture vs having to meet them out there again.  

From trustee sales to distressed property investments, I have consistently hurdled obstacles and successfully negotiated contracts that can best be described as “outside the box.”

Good Afternoon @Rob Gard and Welcome to the Community at BP never Give up an keep Consistent & Persistent.Elia

This way properties are consistently being added to the portfolio while others are paid off somewhat regularly.  

Also, if these tenants are breaking things that consistently, get rid of them.