Anything that would be a reoccurring charge that proves you have a good history of paying what is required of you.

My Property manager and one of my tenant had some sour relationship and the tenant complained Dept of public work now I got notice from them See attached imageNow my question is How can I do self evaluation on  my own to counter their charges.If these charges are valid, can I give 30 day notice to tenant to move out (Tenant is on month to month lease) so I can fix the issue, this tenant has also complained few times in past too.Any do and don't in such case

The contractor even agreed to take credit cards, which meant I would earn cash back, and I could build business credit with my Amex charge card.Then the first red flag came with the contractor.

I bet you’ll get it fixed ASAP!

No replies yet - I've been thinking about this a little more...what would someone thinks of these ideas:-  10% equity added - which seems to essentially be what a property management company might charge for their services.-  1-2% additional equity percentages, as a "finders fee", to essentially mimic what an agent might receive in commissions if I were an "outside" investor.Thoughts?

Your best bet is probably to call a bunch of banks until you find one

Basically, on several occasions she has taken customer's cards and charged thousands of dollars. 

The thing is, they wouldn't charge a closing cost and take care of all appraisal/title fees etc..Ideally, my goal is to cash flow as much as I can monthly so Traditional Cash Out Refi seems like the better way to do that.

The thing is, they wouldn't charge a closing cost and take care of all appraisal/title fees etc..Ideally, my goal is to cash flow as much as I can monthly so Traditional Cash Out Refi seems like the better way to do that.

Some counties charge you more money than others on transfer fees or additional expenses you might not be taking into account. 3) Just remember that there is a reserve price in most REOs in auction websites.