That one is pretty nice looking.Was going to show another one that was not nearly as pretty but totally decent that I got for $17.5K and put less than $2K into and rents for $575.The first one is in arguably the 2nd nicest part of town and the other one is middle of the pack area.

He helped them pack, move their furniture and delivered it all to their next place.  

This is why it sat on the market longer than others.After doing a duct cleaning and replacing the furnace (both had to be done), here is how I got rid of it.1) Got several packs of soot sponges.

The benefits of a month-to-month would be that you have a little more control and do not have to renew the lease (with proper notice), yet at  the same time your tenant can pack up and leave, leavening you searching for a new tenant.

I was looking to find other investors that have interest in purchasing a turnkey flip lot or two located on a master planned golf course/rv park just outside of San Antonio.

If it’s in a neighborhood with large houses with lots of garages, it might struggle to draw customers, unless they’re storing large RV’s and other toys.

How would you spread that amount or even 400k to get enough Capitol quickly to buy land and start your own rv I am dreaming of with tiny homes.  

If you're doing multiple a year then you're just dealing with living in a construction zone, packing, and moving several times a year with the only real benefit being a lower down payment.

I came home earlier and he had my stuff all packed and said I had to leave.

The world is jam-packed with irrelevant garbage that you have sort through to get what you want.