Dicey like ginsu knifes at the California State Fair.

ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS deal with a deliquent tenant ONLY when you have a court date...delaying filing the proper pay or quit and eviction court paperwork ONLY benefits the tenant.If you want to stay a landlord, get a good L-T attorney - NOT a real estate attorney - and follow what the attorney does and go to each and every court date so that you learn what to do and how to do it....most states are fairly easy and the court paperwork is available online...just learn the ropes so you are not so fearful and don't loose months of rent to a "professional" tenant in the future.

They are like small fairs or carnivals!

Landlording brings in fairly consistent cash flow for a long term.

Doesn't seem fair...but it is continuing business for lenders...refinancing that is.

The rundown is this: I have fairly bruised credit, I am not looking to get rich quick, however I would like to start invest and when the opportunity is available to pay off debt and raise my credit score.

one of key points to make money in real estate market is to find the real estates under the fair market price. but how to find them?

I think I understand the cash out refi (new mortgages on each with equity of approx $20k coming back to you in cash from each property).I've got a fair amount of equity in my house I'd like to use.

Obviously, you should look for a company that charges less and provides more services.2 - Communication: For me, communication with a manager is of the utmost importance.

You don't have to be present to close and at the same time have a significant amount of communication with me to update you about your land.