The dilemma is it is located in a small town with less than 3000 people in the population, 20 minutes drive to next large city.

My main concern is this tenant is a smoker.Now the lease she she doesn't stipulate anything about smoking or not smoking but for my personal health and the state of the property i am on the loosing end. 

To all experienced landlords,I have a bit of a dilemma.

Hello BP,The problem is this: We refinanced in our home in late November and since then we have found a 4 plex to purchase. We were planning on moving out of our home and into the 4 plex to house hack for a year, whil...

So, my dilemma is I am buying a quad for 200k after  property tax, vacancies, cap ex, etc it will cash flow 700. thats with 5% down owner occupant.

@Burke Ericson, It's a pushme pullyou kind of dilemma for you.  

Hello BP - Have a situation that I'm trying to work through on a potential investment property...The wholesaler that I'm working with told me that the subject property sold for $122k ($115 + $7k in fees to the wholesa...

@Kyle Doney the handyman would be covered under his employers health plan.But, in the above scenario we are assuming the handyman does not want to pay anything out of pocket.  

I like Board of Health violations too, but that's a separate database in Indianapolis.I think vacant homes may be easier targets than tenanted homes, but I have seen motivation from both types.I think you will also get better results from violations in the last 90 days as opposed to older violations.

There in lies the real dilemma Best Wishes