If they haven't moved I would give them a choice current lease, let them walk away and re-rent it to someone who qualifies, or if she can get a qualified cosigner do that.

@Bryant Brown , if it's your first deal and it's really a good deal, you have 2 choices:1) wholesale it; or2) partner with an experienced rehabber (they put the money to buy it, they sell it, they fix it, you learn from them, they give you 20% of the profit)If you need the cash now, go with #1.

I absolutely love the marble backsplash and your lighting choices in the kitchen and those outside lights (those are awesome).

Even if you can make a decent profit by hiring professional management, long term they still aren't my first choice as far as asset class.  

The Midwest (Indiana, Ohio, Kansas) seems to be a popular choice on BP.

Which I'm now viewing meaning, I don';t have a choice I have to use an MLO.

There is no choice for Realtor.com issues, only Move.com issues.I am disgusted.

If you were one of my tenants I would have given you the choice of getting rid of the pet or leaving and, if necessary I would have you evicted.

I refuse to say I wish I would have in 5-10 yrs from now so I really want to learn all I can and make good choices.

Again, there will be exceptions, such as self-employed or retired individuals as mentioned in earlier posts, but in the case of the typical W2 earner this is probably appropriate.Not that I agree with the loss of freedom of choice here ...