I may end up doing RUBS but in case I want to sell units individually, I thought I would ask if it's feasible or cost-prohibitive. 

Hello all,I have recently become a landlord and was approached by one of the tenants who was asking whether it would be feasible to pay rent through venmo as they had done previously.

Specifically heat and water for a triplex in lower Westchester, NY.Additionally, as I had mentioned before, my idea behind purchasing a duplex rather than a triplex is that my major goal was to constantly have 2 of the 3 units always rented and allow the loss of one unit to count for my annual vacancy rate.

I like to supply stoves, refrigerators (never an ice maker), central air and washers and dryers and dishwashers if feasible.

Most landlord policies have loss of rent, but I would imagine that your deductible is too high, most of the time not worth making a claim.

Furthermore, even if I can evict tenants in 6 weeks, if the rent is $2000/month, that's $3k rent loss immediately.  

Just posting this to see if others who buy NPLs and do loss mit have had any success using a virtual assistant to handle borrower outreach.

Don't know the feasibility of this, but has anyone ever looked at transferring their funds from the TSP into a self-directed IRA?  

I can afford a $3,000 loss, if that helps you understand my situation a little better.Also in the process of saving capital for my business ventures, though.

If the tenants have to move, you might be able to get some sort of help from your insurance company on loss of rent?