When our tenants want to leave early, we tell them that we will start marketing the space and trying to fill it but they'll be on the hook until we fill it, at which time we will agree to break the lease.   

Because I have reduced my expenses to less than 500 a month, and enjoy a more frugal lifestyle as it is, I am content pooling all available income to real estate, in order to accelerate this process. 

Of course they get a kickback from it but you have all these people literally paying $600+ to have someone to fill out an online for that takes 5 minutes...

I will need to rehab and upgrade the vacant side, and am very curious about how that process will be remotely (possibly working with A2Z to facilitate that).

Are there any guidelines for situations like this where the tenants would need to stay somewhere else while the renovation is in process?

We did buy it with an agent, but I am not really sure it was needed, as we navigated the process ourselves for the most part. 

So we created the WealthAbility process.

Our last email from Alan confirmed our suspicions that we were getting jerked around by him admitting that it was his fault that the refund process was dragging on because he ‘knew what was in our best interest to do’ and that was for us to relaunch the program instead of giving us a refund.

How do you think this legal process will conclude?

An additional benefit of a detailed engineering-based Cost Segregation Study is that it can increase potential insurance premium savings as well as provides support for the property tax appeals process.