Thankfully it's been a while since I was in housing court, and I've only been twice, but I recall it was less than 6 weeks total.Of course, 'winning' is only half the battle, since the tenant now has an eviction on their record and won't get an apartment from any responsible landlord.

Technically, from a loan perspective, my cashflow would pay almost half the loan at $21,500, and my W2 would pick up the remainder.

We crushed it the first year; well, half year due to Gunnison County not even letting us as owners enter the County to visit our own home until almost May 2020.

Does the “half mile” rule apply?

We have relocated from a city closer to my wife's work and we travel a lot ( 5 months and a half last year ) .

  * Tenant paid half the cost of materials, I paid half the cost of materials plus installation.  

I cannot afford any single family home in mountain view, and I don't like to live more than a half hour drive away from my house.

I cannot afford any single family home in mountain view, and I don't like to live more than a half hour drive away from my house.

David Greene, read half of it (eesh) and jumped into the US market, in Pittsburgh.

I’m doing a cash-out refi on a 2-unit home and am dealing with a tenant who has only paid half of November’s rent, we are in the process of dealing with this tenant but if we go further with scheduling the appraisal, will this have any effect on that process?