Basically i can't get anywhere because I already own 2 properties and my credit report shows it.

It's incredible and is really just basic networking and electrical components with WiFi connectivity.

In other words, the immediate eviction clause in combination with the behavior is basically a coerced situation.

She basically said not really - we'd have to take them to court and that opens up a whole new can of worms that I'm not comfortable with.My current plan is to simply not renew their leases, and communicate to the clean tenant as such - and then hope he's willing to wait it out.I'm also thinking about sending the exterminator back in another time, at a cost of $450 for all 9 units.

Basically, I am attacking all recurring expenses possible without totally turning off tenants.

I agree with the previous poster that I would try to lock in as many conventional loans as you can though since its basically free money.Aside from that, you should be sitting pretty when the price points return to normal and you own a boatload of houses.The only other downside I see is that you're not getting to take advantage of having someone pay down the debt and/or the interest deductions.

Based on that negotiation you may want to adjust the above concept accordingly.You also brought up another sticky situation.

Shawn Dandridge,So basically in this case you are paying for an irrelevant LLC that is doing nothing since the LLC is required to register and file as an LLC in the other state?

I'm just getting started in real estate investing, rehabbing and wholesaling, and have a few questions about successful marketing strategies.My plan is to use direct mail (postcards, letters, etc), but I'm curious about other outlets to reach potential sellers.I'm basically just wondering what people have found to really get their name out there, and to get a higher close rate.Which marketing strategies are most successful?

Don't fall for this concept.