I will fight tooth and nail for every dime that Seller can get, without reasonably stopping the sale.  

It's too easy for the tenant to forget or fight back when the time comes to pay.

However, I would not fight to keep them in your property.

One of the hardest things about this plan is the urge to fight off buying a good deal when you are trying to pay off your current rental.However, be flexible enough to pivot and buy a really good deal with financing when you have the chance.There will be times when the market is hot and cold.

Why try and fight them for money when he lost his job.

The buyer of the HOA lien had to fight against the first position mortgage holder who started a foreclosure after they bought the HOA lien.

Martin pointed out these rates are tied to Prime (instrument the Feds have been using (raising) to fight inflation) and has moved up quite a bit over the last year and half.

Amid the Fed’s fiercest inflation fight (late 70s-early 80s) Apple went IPO, George Lucas made the Star Wars Trilogy, and…I was born (huge risk!).

Ten unrelated people in one house means up to ten vehicles, up to ten visitors, parties, fights, foot traffic, etc.#2: Severe wear-and-tear on the property.#3: Your lack of experience.This all looks good on paper but you don't have the experience of handling one tenant, let alone 10 tenants crammed into a small space with shared bathrooms, shared kitchens, shared parking, etc.

Go fight that battle with the insurers.