Possibility to have level entry into home for wheelchair access. 4.

if tenant lied about anything, you should be in the clear to deny him.if there is some material thing that you found, but tenant did not lie you are likely in a difficult decision. turning him away would probably be viewed as breach of contract. however, I would much rather be in breach of contract for denying him entry, than to let a bad tenant move in who may destroy my property or not pay rent. the choice is yours and will depend on what you found out about him. perhaps if you tell us  more details we can be of better help.no legal advice given. pursue at your own caution.

Also what is the normal barrier to entry on these multi million dollar deals?

SoCal has a very high entry point, and the numbers don’t make sense for my criteria. 

Hello bp family. I am a new investor in KC and I have been thinking about this for quite a bit today. Here it is.......I plan to buy some vacant properties in my area and then wholesale or flat out sell them off. If t...

This reminds me of when you finish university and employers are asking for 5 years experience for an entry-level position and then you manage to get that one job and you smash all the records of all the folks who have been working there for decades and your manager start throwing bonuses at you. 

. :)I live in Philadelphia and would love to invest here in town, but the entry points are too high and anything on MLS is negative cash-flow.

Many realtors are pathetically lazy (there's a relatively low barrier to entry in this field), so it isn't that hard to stand out.

“Each partygoer was charged $5 entry fee for the night.”My guess, this guy was on board with the party till it got outta hand.

I can't seem to figure out a way to get journal entries correct in Quickbooks to keep track of each property.