My tactic so far has been to explain that I am gonna pay what I am gonna pay, and dont care if they make $3k or $30k... 

Be careful with tenant quality in San Bern and Hemet - there can be some rough neighborhoods in those areas

Tell them I sent you and they'll take good care of you.

Would a title company be able to take care of it or still need a qualified intermediary? 

I would think your a slam dunk at a bank.. but Visio is for real.and your smart to know that there are all sorts of fake lenders on the internet.good place to start is to see if they are licensed and then look up their license.. also dont let the tax dog wag your tail.. sometimes its best just to take your cash pay cap gains at these historic low rates then to buy something that is not going to do much for you.and if you don't get the benefit of no state income tax in Texas i would be cautious with that state prop tax's and other weather issues. 

Tell me it will have it done by Friday and get it taken care of EOD Thursday, you rock.

They need to be careful that they aren't opening themselves up for Fair Housing violations... are they really capable of taking on this responsibility?

Do you care if the building has a parking lot?

I removed property management as it is relatively close to home and I'm thinking I can get the tenants to do the lawn care and snow removal.I would appreciate any and all inputThanks BrianView report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

HSAs, on the other hand, require only a high-deductible health care plan where the deductible is high enough to qualify the plan for an HSA.