I’d just leave the existing agreements in place. 

.), so sorry if I leave anything important out below.I've been thinking about small MFH for the past few weeks, and came across this near me - https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/...Its a 4 unit MFH. units are 3/1, 2/1 and 2 x 1/1, being sold for 1.5M$I've guestimated the rents at 2700 2100 and 2 x 1800 by looking at similar neighbouring assets on hotpads.Place seems to be freshly renovated, but no AC (which i think would be the biggest value add).My problem is that however I try running the numbers it wont cash flow.

The IRS is concerned with the amount of reinvestment. 

Finally, make an exit plan in the event one of you want to leave and an exit plan in the event something terrible happens to one of you.

You will have to leave the state of California (or go way out in the desert) if you want to live in one of the units AND cashflow with only 3.5% down. 

@Harold Valencia Pay them off to leave.

We just had a disgruntled tenant leave us a bad review which SUCKS but it’s property management, it’s not always fun and it’s not always pretty- or ever?

If he does not want to pay the increased amount he will leave in his own.

get as much education as you can about the game, networking is IMPORTANT so dont leave that part out attent local meetups and rei events (the free ones ).

I am thinking that it doesn't do your DTI any good to leave that the same. so yes it will affect your credit as in you will be at a high DTI and that would make your credit go down. 4.