Chances are, if you make it that far and you treat your mentor well, they'll continue to invest in you, one way or the other.

I'd want to see what's happening and how tenants are treating the property and your rules.Check things like:- Is it clean or will you have a bug/vermin problem?

I would treat you and your property with respect.

pull the base boards back drill holes install them backhand treat it don't under stand that oneTey can also treat the seal on the out side also the foundation.If you have vents put steamer in alot more I can think of so not sure what they told you that. make sure you call a old termite inspector that has did this for years and on the phone tell him what the problem is .

Well, you shouldn't be treating them any differently than any other prospective tenant.

If one treats you poorly move on to others.

Christopher,Congrats, and welcome to the world or real estate investing.I will give you one bit of advice.This is a business for you and your wife so make sure you always treat it and think that way.If you have any questions feel free to reach out.

I don't want to treat applicants differently from each other, but I feel we'd be taking a risk.

In the entryway I ended up having to remove the laminate, the lino below it, the sub floor, baseboard, and dry wall, treat with Kilz, and then replace all of it.

Of course after treating every member of BP to Starbucks, you'll be 'slightly' in the red.Glad it worked out and you made some money.