Start going to open houses see properties in person so you can start understanding how to analyze them based on what that particular home might need. 

We’re looking for any advice, personal experiences, or tips that could help us navigate these decisions.

Because of my personal schedule I don't have as much time to fix up the property anymore, so I'm looking for an exit probably as the most preferable outcome.

Is it resonable if I ask the tenant to pay share of the cost to cover the ground where cat left its waste?

Personally, I like to seek debt from small local credit union and banks, aka portfolio lenders.

Economists, investors, brokers, and countless media outlets (including Youtube) share market predictions in January and the preceding months.

I personally don't think it's that great in terms of a full-on PM software.

Please share your thoughts...

Accumulation of weeds, vegetation, junk, dead organic matter,debris, garbage, offal, rat harborages, stagnant water, combustible, materials, and similar materials or conditions on a premises constitutes fire, health or safetyhazards.Violation 2: Enter/Occupy Posted STRUNarrative/ Ordinance Description: No person shall enter or occupy the residence due to fire damage and hazardous conditions.Violation 3: Heating facilitiesNarrative/ Ordinance Description: No heating due to no power PG&E pulled the power.

When I contacted the person who originally sent me the property, she asked "how do we get paid on this?"