IMO, tenant b should have left it alone too. ....but sounds like tenant a might have some issues if shes chasing people w/bats. but she didnt do anything but chase. id sit her down and ask her about that....and then i would talk to tenant b and ask him why was the point of stepping to her.

Haven't really narrowed down an area yet.

Once you're preapproved you and your agent will be able to narrow down criteria to get you started.

I do so on a narrow subset of low-cost, low-value local properties of a construction type I know well and have looked at personally myself.

A 1955 Disneyland opening day pennant hangs among the hundreds of narrow pointed flags covering a plank ceiling.

Rather than narrowing down by number of college students, I would look first at the population change, local economy and job growth, landlord/tenant laws, and rent growth rate.

Many of us know because these triple-deckers were built 100-150 year ago, the original layouts are horrible (lack of counter space, kitchen in a narrow area near the bathroom, wash & dryer out in the open kitchen, minimal counter spaces, lack of dishwasher, parlor heating/stove, etc.).

Use a rule-of-thumb to narrow down the field to the most likely contenders.

I will add the keywords and narrow my search

If I get more than $200k out from the delayed financing, can I still claim the $100k from A was used for the purchase of B and thus deduct the interest on A?