This section relates only to a fee, charge, or other sum of money required to be paid under the lease if rent is not paid and does not affect the landlord's right to terminate the lease or take other action permitted by the lease or other law.

But you need to make money, so subtract what your fee is, and that is your offer price to seller.

I'm witnessing my neighbor go through hell and paying for squatters living in their house and losing money instead of making for 7 months while trying to get these people evicted.

I have done a ton of research and spent quite a bit of money getting consultation from lawyers and CPAs over the past few months on how to do this correctly.

With respect to the equity, If you have 25% equity in the property you may be able to pull out some money depending on what the lenders LTV guidelines are.  

We'll need to re-do the walls surrounding the current tub & I was hoping that these all in one's will help us save time & money.

They often hope you'll go easy on the screening process in exchange for some extra money.

Make smart choices by guessing your money flow, asking local pros for advice, and looking closely at the house.

So I’m honestly not sure about goin in on a property only to lose money.

Now I have an investor who's been paid, and a renovated rental property with a tenant that I haven't really put any of my own money into.