I'd need to charge $50-100 each time depending on location and can put that into a buyer's agreement as an additional charge to you at a future closing.

Hey everyone,There is this property that I am looking at and its not in a particularly nice area, however it is 2 blocks of downtown and a major tech employer in Raleigh.

Your employer is breaking the law, and you are too.

However, there should be no reason you cannot pursue an eviction in addition to the L9?

Currently, the other unit brings in $1,300 a month, plus there are 2 garage units bringing in an additional $100 each.  

It is all CBT (computer based training) with an additional yellow book for studying. 

An attorney is not required but one can be used if you don't mind the additional cost.  

I just saw an 1846 built victorian that was "codexed" into two separate units, on a 12,000 sqft lot which used to have a barn structure, and the agent suggested the best value for the property is a flip with the addition of resurrecting that structure (with approvals - this is a historic district) and turn it into two more condos in the back of the lot.

Leave 5k in case of additional repairs needed.5.

Or do I just file taxes like normal and claim the rent as additional income?