The tenant may not pay their last months rent knowing its not worth your effort to evict with them already leaving.

My understanding is that they typically call up and go to the section 8 office directly to get a good relationship with those working there, who can then cherry pick the best section 8 renters for them.

(owe $15,000) very low interestLive at parents rent free- $0 monthfurniture credit card- $2400/$6000 $150 a month. (0% interest)Discover card - $3369/$4000 $150 month ( 0% interest) Navy fed card- $2,700/$11,000 Navy fed card - $13,000/$16,000Around 5 other credit cards which have no balance on them.Assets:I own a 2014 BMW 550i which is worth around $15,000. 

LOCATION FOCUSMost fourplexes are in Fort Worth.

When applying for a loan for new construction, banks typically look at your credit history, income, and assets to determine your eligibility.

It is a bit cumbersome ... having to financially vet investors (DRE form 870), provide MLDS (DRE form 885), getting signed statement from each investor that their investment is not more than 10% of their net worth, DRE reporting, not to mention it's somewhat like herding cats. 

My wife and I are trying to decide if it's worth the $2k/yr investment? 

It typically has lower acquisition costs than Duval or Clay County, but rents are almost on par.

My question to the community is it worth doing a cash-out refinance for $100k and losing that interest rate or possibly getting a HELOC on the rental property if I can find a lender to do it?

, my question is do you think an SF home located about 20 minutes from the RTP / RDU area appreciation will continue at a typical annualized 3% pace, and do you think rent will continue to increase OR do you think the influx of housing over time will keep home prices flat, and rent flat with it?