Hello Jon,I might be missing something but pro-rate rent and due date are two different items. 

There's a ton of ACTIONABLE items in that book to build up your pipeline. 

If they foreclose, they have to move their investment to a loss on their balance sheet...which makes them less desirable to their own lenders and rating companies. 

I am thinking about things like if there's a total loss fire, how am I covered?

I'm looking to buy a single family property for $90,000- gets 17% ROI and recent updates to major ticket items.

Black Friday would be a good day to purchase big ticket items like appliances, electronics and furniture. 

This equates to a net loss of $1 on your investment.$1 in cash flow costs a investor $2 in lost opportunity value.To show how this impacts cash flow you assume 100K in dead equity is worth $833/month.

SFHs rarely have much cash flow and are higher risk investment. 1 vacancy is a loss of 100% of income. 

As a PM, I wouldn't leave a negative review unless house rules were maliciously broken or if items in the house were broken or missing. 

Really concerned that this sudden loss ofEmployment will put a Stop to my Investing Plans and goals Can someone point me in the right direction or helpMe find a strategy to obtain a loan despite this slight issue Thanks BP Fam!!!