And that if they're not they ones who rented it, they need to get the guy out and secure your property.

I would check with local requirements, if you haven't already.The reason I say that is a few years ago during a similar repair, the plumber had to stop and pull a permit when they nicked a water supply line.

I couldn't find too much conclusive on the topic here:I was wondering what kind of blinds you use in your rentals for the windows.I am supplying and installing the blinds for a few reasons.So far I have always put in the cheapo vinyl mini blinds, and usually it takes max. a day after move-in until some blades are cracked, broken, missing, you name it.

It is also important to notate what is being implied here is the conveyance of BOTH the security instrument (DOT/Mortgage) and the Note.

I rented a 1/1 flat from a local REI in a cute 8-unit multiplex and paid cash up front for a 6mo lease to secure a lower monthly rate.

The Seller could also have liens outside of a mortgage, so the title report is your best security.2.

There's also the dedicated con artist who is only interested in trying to secure an upfront fee.

Sounds like you are dealing with a greedy banker that would provide a loan for an investment property and also want to have it secured with your residence.

If you want to grow your portfolio it might be harder to pay off properties quickly unless you have lots of income or are liquidating other assets.Most investors on here advocate using small down payments and securing 30 year mortgages and not prepaying them.

I just need their bank routing and account numbers for their checking account (as on their security deposit check).