The tenants are willing to offer last months rent as well at move-in as an added incentive to compensate for their particular situation.

Obviously, no contract covers 100% of all situations. 

The key is to work with someone who can come up with a strategic plan to target the correct banks and lenders based on our specific situation and goals instead throwing applications at a wall and hoping for the best.

Lack of income, or a history of evictions.Any suggestions on what could help this situation are appreciated.

Hey Everybody,Question here about what to do in the situation where a garage space had been rented to an individual for storage, no lease, not a commercial garage just residential, hand shake agreement.

How could I help the situation?

I could use some help in understanding how to find the right niche or learning path given my situation, and to learn how to best "enrich someone else every day."

Would be curious to hear people's opinions here.How to get there:This is the part I probably need the most help with: how, in my current situation, can I use the existing leverage I have (my primary and investment properties) to finance my next move instead of putting my hard cash down (aka more risk).

Situation: Local motivated seller is in need of relief from his monthly obligation for a sfr investment property.

Up to you if you want to hang your hat on the de jure letter of the law or the de facto realities of the situation as it stands now.