Had to recently evict my last tenant for non-payment.

We’re seeing an influx of borrowers coming to us because their lender changed the terms on them last minute and they are in jeopardy of losing their deposit or paying wild fees much higher than originally agreed to.

My last turnover, someone stole my pics and was trying to scam renters in this way.

In the mean time, I removed the LP heater and the leased LP tanks, so there is no more gas used in the place (so the CO part of the alarm shouldn't be an issue) and installed a mini-split heat pump in its place.I hadn't heard anything from the tenant but, when they moved out last week, I saw that they had again disconnected the alarm in the bedroom.

You can tell from a first impression what the experience will be like…if they’re not detail oriented in communicating with you, expect them to do the same with your properties.4.

Ask the sponsor for all of the deals purchased in the last five years.

I've also submitted a cash-for keys offer consisting of me paying him to move out and first and last month's rent somewhere else in return for possession of the property.   

You hit the nail on the head with your last comment - my 5-7 plan is to be financially independent.

Built 1972, very conservative underwriting, 70% LTV, 506B.Estimated closing on last week of March.

I am not sure what to do since there has been over 4 repairs in the last week.