You may want to see if their is a broker that works heavily in the area.

The court will look heavily on the wording of the lease agreement if you were to get that far.Sounds to me like you just need to be firm from now on, demand payments on time and in full or eviction filings are started IMMEDIATELY.

And just like with your mutual funds make sure that you're not too heavily into "growth" property versus "income" property.Alway make sure you lots of ready cash available to take advantage of ever changing economic conditions.

If this is the case, then why do you focus on the .5% so heavily and make it out to be the opposite?

I do buy appliances when I see a good deal on a floor model at Home Depot and I always buy carpeting when it's the end of the roll and heavily discounted.

Most tenants don't disclose all info upfront...Stability weighs heavily...good luck!

Also, this can be the danger with areas that are heavily concentrated STR pockets and have a lot of newbies that enter the market only to get fizzled/beat out by experienced competitors. 

My guess is that your ability to BRRRR is going to be heavily dependent on the market in which you are investing.

When applying for Financial Aid, Parental Assets are looked at and factored in, along with income, and quite heavily.

I will be heavily invested in this property and the improvements--I don't want to lose it.4.)