This notification gives you the power to then evict them if they fail to stop the practice.In your post you stated you were going to evict them anyway, It may pay you to either follow through with that or do cash for keys.

It's really a beautiful thing.Now, for a single-family that you're renting out, you don't have a common space to install the recorder or take electricity from.

A sales person at Tesla will tell you a hundred reasons that electric cars are better than gas powered cars.

Expenses such as water, sewer, garbage, gas, electricity, lawn care, etc.

If successful build up my purchasing power and will probably consider a mix of fix and flip, brrr, and tax exchange in the long run.:) I moved to NC and have a duplex.

The biggest renovations we did to a house was paint and flooring throughout, whole new kitchen, new electrical, water heater, plumbing, new bathroom, and rebuilt part of the porch, and moved a window, and we didn't reach 20K so that might be a little high.

@Roland Nelet this is definitely a bit of a broad question because so many areas have tons of specifics- carpentry, plumbing, electrical, hvac, drywall, roofing,, etc.

You may want to start with one property as a test.BRRRR - requires to do identify properties that you can purchase under value, work with contractors, and have credit worthiness to refi(may need to wait the 2 years).Syndications - you have no power on what the syndication does(pro and con).

For electrical and plumbing, the walls would need to be opened.

I’d say talk with a few different mortgage brokers to get different ideas of how you can optimize your buying power to work for you!