Little about myself- I was a mortgage broker in West Palm Beach FL for about 3yrs and got out to finish school here in Orlando @ the University of Central Florida with my finance degree.

or do you prefer the VASTLY more expensive "School of Hard-Knocks"?

Now that I am looking at their history I am puzzled.  

There are professional tenants out there who will take you to school and court.Please seek legal help in closing out this issue as it's clearly above your head in dealing with this unwieldy tenant.Good luck and keep us posted regarding the outcome.

I am just starting out in investing, and actually lived and went to High School in Burlington back in the day.

The upstairs unit has been rented out for about 6 years now and last week I finally made the decision to move and now the downstairs unit is rented as well.I have equity in the home, the rental income will cover mortgage, insurance, taxes AND my son's school tuition.My next step is to finally get that first wholesale property under contract and start looking for another multi-family unit I can move into while renting out the remaining units.BTW, I am looking in Santa Cruz - so if you know of anything let me know!

I have been studying, implementing and marketing since June 2015.I grew up in a military family and spent most of my teen years in Silverton OR, graduated high school and joined the military (USN) myself.

The pricing and schools seemed to make sense to someone not from the area, and referrals from other investors indicated that it was in line with what I was looking for at the time.I look forward to seeing what you accomplish with it.

I've been able to support myself comfortably ever since I left college 4 years ago, although I did go back to school recently to complete my piano performance degree.

If difficult to find out what was paid for the property (not listed in the deed and sales history of assessor's site), divide the excise tax paid (which will be stamped on the deed) by the % the the town/city charges.