I didn’t see that you received any replies, but wondering if you found someone.

We have started threatening to send to collections during occupancy if unpaid by X date and have had success in receiving the payment.I don't think an increase as you suggest would fly. 

Hi BP, My husband and I just had tenants move into our first rental property on May 1, and just received the below email from them.

If you've raised the other rents, and the market supports it, let them know rent will be increasing to the market rate - and in return, they will receive new flooring and paint.

Additionally, he hasn't received rent for two months. 

I've received several conflicting answers from lenders regarding the possibility of purchasing a home here in CA using FHA, since I still own the rental in Indiana that was purchased under an FHA mortgage.

As long as your home has kick @$$ marketing which highlights the marble and all of the high end upgrades, you will have a ton of potential buyers and you will receive offers that reflect what the market thinks your home is worth.The inventory here is so tight right now that if your home is amazing and priced aggressively (i.e. low), you will likely get multiple offers.

If I am not receiving any payment, is there anything I need to be worried about considering I do not have my RE license?

I went through the title claim process and was awarded a settlement however I didn’t receive any compensation for my attorney fees, the incremental holding cost required while claim process was in progress and fees involved with new construction as opposed to a flip.

I will need access to some online system to send/receive offers and counteroffers electronically?