I'm not really sure that my flip activity could be called continuous and regular.

There are quite a few other folks on board from Denver and the surrounding areas and we do meet semi-regularly.

I talked to one lender and he said it would need to be done with a quick claim deed and a forbearance agreement that I pay X amount today and in 12 months pay the remaining amount due, when I sell the land or the family member can keep the X amount and take the property back.

The vacant policy I bought for the rental until I can get it fixed and rented is about half the regular rental policy.

Go from there, hopefully acquiring more SFHs and maybe more multi-family homes, and maybe eventually getting into commercial stuff.I don't have a lot of rehab skills, nor time to be doing a lot of work, as my regular work keeps me busy.

There are definitely people in there from time to time, but it isn't exactly regular.I'd love to host regular chats . . . we just need some people to host them!

You do not actually claim "expenses" of rehabbing, it affects the profits when you sell.

I think there is a new seminar going around where someone is advocating it.Anyhow, 5% is a number I know I can hit with regularity.

The lease contains an automatic renewal clause. (1 year renewal)No forwarding address was given.The tenant claims a written notice was given with the last rent payment.

Just as you would for a regular tenant, it is necessary to screen section 8 tenants (even more so in my opinion).You are ultimately responsible for your business and as such, you should take the necessary precautions and steps to reduce potentially problematic tenants.