If they continue to offer good prices and great service, they'll eventually become a big company, and will appreciate that you've been with them since the start.

A few things that it says is that delinquencies continue to increase at all time highs.

I hope that it works out well, but my advice would be to continue ACTIVELY marketing for new tenants, OR sell the house to an investor in that area, and cut your losses.

Hi Hal,I am in the process of selling a 2 family via contract for deed sale here in NJ. the buyer will by taking posession of first fl (original tenants just moved out) and 2nd floor tenants will remain in place and continue to pay me directly.

I used to play the stock market, but with the relative risk and reward to investing in real estate, why continue, right?

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Meaning, when i have enough net income from my properties, I will be able to use it as a downpayment and continue to snowball payments until the new property is paid off.

If your goal is to buy more property, I would take the 1st loan.That's going to be the cheapest and largest loan you'll be able to get, unless you intend on continuously moving primary residences.

I use that too, it works pretty well, and is continually getting better.

I found this quote today on the blog of another company here in Memphis:“The uptick is attributed to a continued intensely low rates, a strong register that accommodates a incomparable customer bottom and sellers’ coherence in negotiating a transaction,” Dickson said.