You want the tenant to pay rent through the term of his lease (rightly so) and then you also want him to give you access to do something that benefits you.

Background: I`m trying to access some of the equity sitting in my rentals to re-invest, but my W2 income is fairly low compared to the rental and self-employment income, due to higher deductions the total taxable income and qualifying rental income is way less than my actual income.

I saw that the plus acct grants access to the calculators and landlord forms but when I go to either it tells me I've used my free 5 calculators and still wants me to pay for the landlord forms.Is that normal?

Although a few companies have attempted to create note resale market places, in truth these haven’t been very successful.Sellers of residential properties who have taken back owner financing are constantly contacted via snail mail by both buyers and brokers wanting them to sell the note - at a discount.

I have a gas line for the dryer that seems reasonably accessible and is near where I would want this unit installed.  

Lower priced loan, easy access to tenants, good learning tool.

If you can get access to the home for the inspection, just negotiate the cost of the problem tenant into your offer.

I let tenant know that contractor will be there on x date at approximately x time,  within proper notice times, then give them the option of being there or I will install a contractor box for access. 

In essence, all of these strategies revolve around creating equity which you can then access through re-financing.

Most folks don't have access to those kind of funds so they take out new debt in the replacement property.