Nothing fancy, I just have a tickler file to check any of the sites like Realtor dot com about a month after the supposed closing.

The gap is maybe an inch big.On the side of the window it looks like there is this yellow foam pad behind what was the caulking that now broke down.

If she is wanting to use the security deposit as last month's rent file an eviction immediately. 

But I cannot locate the sewer pipe at the rod in order to file a damage claim against the electrician. 

If the tenant stays past the term of their lease they would be what’s known as a “Holdover Tenant”.You can research online about how to handle a holdover tenant.You may end up having to evict them and also file a separate suit for damages/cost of not being able to move into your new home - like staying in a hotel or having to put your belongings in storage.Another option could be “Cash for Keys” where you or the current owner agree to give $1,000 (or some other amount) for the tenant to sign a legal agreement stating they will move out by X date.

If you qualified with your credit file, the loan would be based on the fair market value of rents or existing leases, whichever is lowest. 

@Justin G.You will receive a K-1 from the syndication reporting your share of income/losses.If the K-1 is received prior to April 15th, you have the opportunity to file a timely filed return.if the K-1 is expected after April 15th, you will be required to file an extension for your individual return.Depending on where the K-1 invests and the amount of your investment, you may be expected/required to file in multiple states.You may have some tax decisions to make during the period when the syndication plans to exit(normally 5 to 7 years).

.******************.comI don't know if that link will work they are not letting me share my pdf file BRRRR calculator document with you without signing up for the pro membership on the forum... its like 400 bucks. anyway have a look at the property if you like on google earth or any other way of your preference. it is *******************, Daytona Beach FL 32114I've attached a pdf format of the property as an investment with a traditional loan and not paying cash upfront.

A great book I'd recommend is called Get Paid for Your Pad by Huzefa Kapadia and Jasper Ribbers.Best of luck!!

The listing agent has 25 years experience in the community and he either did or should have known about this defect.Day 8 of the 10 DD:At 10am my agent and a local septic company did an inspection and confirmed the tank was under the garage.We called the county building office: NO building permits ever filed for this property.