I run a landscaping and construction company and am building my rentals as my retirement and they provide me with the cash flow for each of my next property purchases until I get it off of the ground and it self supports.  

It has been up to $800/month just for the ground floor unit in this house and the tenant has has trouble paying this in the past.

Grateful for your time....!

Devin Morgan I think you learned quickly from mistake #1 and should stand your ground when JR gets home.

The second group pushed on good days, struggled on bad days to make up ground and ended up all dying. 

Ours were just townhome-style units within an HOA, so it was bizarre that they would deny a wheelchair ramp out her own front door when she was the only one using it on the owner part of the grounds, not the common areas, with a doctor's note.  

In retrospect if I wasn't overwhelmed in life I could have fixed it through holding my ground better.In our experience every deal has been better than the first.

Maybe you'll be better at holding your ground but I find myself more willing to negotiate when I know a deal is close since offers are harder to get in a vacation area up here.Just something to think about, hope it helps.Ben Hanvelt

Personally, if I have total loss on a rental, I'd rather be out of it, than forced to build a new house from the ground up. 

So on puns wholesaling an  i hit the ground running.