Did you let emotions rule when a tenant lied about going to grammy's funeral . . . for the third time?

I was a scared chicken when I got my first property so I know that feeling 😃.

I do not have spare cash lying around but might be able to be approved for a construction loan.

@Katherine Val Verde there is no need to lie or skirt the truth.

Otherwise it is lying and fraud!

The first sentence in your post is a lie, so everything that follows is not creditable.

The trouble lies in getting the loan because of my debt to income ratio, any ideas?

With that comes a lot of costs though.You can get licensed, that makes it legal too but you still must disclose everything CA requires you to disclose and must not lie to the seller claiming partners or the like.You can have your buyer already, then actual partner with that buyer, form a new entity with you both as shareholders/owners, and in escrow and at closing, sell your ownership shares to your buyer for your “wholesale fee”.

Inexplicably, people have been known to lie when $$$ are on the line.

The previous landlord was selling and the new owner was moving into their apartment, so there didn’t seem to a reason why that landlord would lie in order to get them out.