Purchase price: $35,000 Cash invested: $35,000 Part of an off market package deal, single family residence, strong cash flow - first deal along with other SFR, goal was cash flow.

Great opportunity to connect with a ton of folks and network all evening while benefitting the local food bank.It's on the BP calendar of Networking EventsThis one is sorta free, but we are asking for a small cash donation to Harvesters at the door.There are also a bunch of Meetup Groups, Landlord Associations and other clubs you can check out.You can find one or two events every week in the greater KC metro - I would suggest picking one or two.

We agreed he'd pay for half the utilities/bills/food just like we'd always done and also give me $400/month for rent. 

You can also add value by offering additional services and/or packages.

My grandparents are helping me pay my tuition as well as doing very well in highschool, so they way I see it is that I have 'free' rent and food, and my only real "personal expenses" will be beer.

Just got quotes for landlord insurance for a SFH in Windsor and they’re quoting me anywhere from $225-330 a month for their base package.

If there is a junior lien holder, THEY will submit the short sale package to them in tandem with the short sale package to the senior lien holder.

@Meghan White hey Meghan, I bought the prep agent package which helped me out a ton.

We think laundry in the unit is a must...the only problem is there isn't an obvious space for it, so at this point we have three options we're considering:1. put the stackable washer/dryer in the kitchen...there is enough space for it, but it would be sandwiched in near the fridge CONS: laundry may smell of food?

Maybe give them some kind of print-out that explains what you can't flush down a toilet and why (a lot of wipes advertise as being "flushable," but they're not, at all - some people may not know this and just trust the packaging to be honest).