You must be crystal clear that she is required to adhere to her lease and that she has received her one and only warning.Sent this to her in writing and keep it in your tenant files.

It's very common to find people on BP listing their flips and later wondering why they aren't receiving offers.

That being said, I would ask the seller what interest rate they would like to receive in a short term note and let them answer.

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This was a good learning experience, however, I do not recommend out of state rentals starting out unless you have an EXCELLENT local team in place

Once they make it through all that you set them up with Zelle through their bank and I receive all my rents that way.

He is not receiving any compensation, except for profits over $25k, correct? 

I'm not really an investor, but do own one single-family house in a great inner east-side neighborhood that was my primary residence - I now rent it out and receive some positive cash flow.  

Well, you can always sell a partial on any of the notes in your portfolio using and assignment of receivables contract.

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