Many people have lost their homes to foreclosure and as a result have filed for BK.She doesnt "seem" to be lazy with 2 jobs or dishonest.

They will then charge you per hour, with a minimum, which can be $ 150-$ 200.If you're lucky, any time in between the tenants may decide to go ahead and vacate.Often the real cost is in 'lost rental income' during the time it takes between last rent payment and having a new tenant move in.

Sometimes (most of the time) sarcasm gets lost in translation when posting in a forum, so I try to make it obvious :).I'm just starting to learn, so I'm sure I could learn a ton from you (maybe not $910,000 worth though :).

That's the most important legal document between you and your tenants.As for the applications, you could probably get by with just scanning them in, as long as you have a backup somewhere in case your one scanned copy gets lost/corrupted.

In my company's D13-0168 proceedings, both the brokers and brokerage were cited (lost licenses) and the brokerage closed.

You can lose money on anything Multis/SFH/Ranches/stripmalls whatever there is money to be lost everywhere, if you dont get a good deal.

No discussion that the jobs growing were hospitality and retail - while the ones being lost were banking as Chase draws down a mortgage help center (or moves jobs to Dallas) or the cutbacks at McDill through RIF or outright pay cuts due to the sequester. 8X growth in leases signed from 2006 until now.

When I bought my first car, my first house etc, I worried about what would happen if I lost my job and couldn't pay.

I believe in having a second gun as a backup in case the first breaks, is lost, runs out of ammo, etc....

In a situation where you were into this deal for 70% of the $230K, hoping for a profit of 25-40K, and the real selling price was only $176K, you would have lost $14K, maybe more.