I haven't tried this myself yet but I don't see how it can be a bad thing as long as your tenants pay the note for you...or at least most of it.

The bad news is the tenants don't pay rent and if you have to borrow money you don't have a lot of time to empty it out, rehab and go thru process for new tenants.

You are more likely to get a bad deal than getting a good one if you choose to represent yourself.

There were probably 100 there and the guest speaker was a candidate for Governor in the upcoming election. 

This is why I think as young people it’s not necessarily a bad idea to wait off on buying a home.

I tend to think of it as a place to catch a fishing charter or visit the state park.Not that it is a bad place, just be careful and don't be too gaga about the price. 

The bad news is that this property is in a living trust since his mother passed away, and there's a total of 6 siblings on this trust.

This is good and bad.

Technically speaking they are not part of her original deposit, but likely her dog's damages will be greater than her original deposit.I know it sounds like she is a bad tenant, but i promise that given the location of this unit and the fact that it is only a 525sf house on a 600sf lot, i am ecstatic to have her as a tenant for these last couple of years.

Your next step, aside from intensive financing and investing research/study, is to now take the money you were using to pay down your bad debt and put it towards saving up cash to invest in a DB and for reserves once you buy your first investment property.Difficult to go far in this business without either cash or a cash partner.