I'm not a kid at 40 yrs but have been wanting to be a REI for a very long time.

She also questioned when she would get her security deposit which we left as an open conversation( because we plan to take it because of the damage to the property she has caused) My partner has considered telling her just to pay march and use deposit as april (deposit is about 60 dollars less as this person has been there for 5 yrs as an inherited tenant) I don't believe that solves the problem but now we are afraid we won't even get march either.What do you guys think?

I think they would be excited to get a lump sum now and not in 6 yrs.

There's a lot of great agents in the market.ps - I lived there for almost 40 yrs and moved to a little town in NC outside of Raleigh. 

Can't see how you'll make enought to cover a eviction every 3 yrs and total rehab every 3 and new paint and some plasterboard every turn over (12 months in this business).Add up:- taxes, insurance,- opportunity cost of $4k cash- turn over every 12 months expenses ??  

Also both banks provide the opportunity to switch to fixed rates at a later time, granted we keep the HELOC open for at least 3 yrs. 

One of my rentals signed up for 4 yrs!

If closed after 1 year that would be equal to 1.43%, 2yr 1.58% and 3 yrs 1.62%.

A little about me : • I own a condo (5 yrs ) and I might be selling this summer (still deciding )• I'm engaged and getting married next year• no kids yet• love sports (Bball, football , baseball )• loooooove my job My Real estate goal is to become a buy and hold investor (SFR and/or small multifamily) for positive cash flow, to have the ability to have a better retirement , and leave something for my future kids to have when I kick the bucket.Where I live in NY its seems like it's too expensive to afford any buy and hold properties or house hack without having a 2hr commute to work and from but I could be wrong.I've read a couple of posts that the surrounding areas of NYC its also not really good for cash flow or ROI so I'm open to looking into other places to invest that are not too far from where I live that's more affordable (150k and less, SFR) , Any suggestions anyone ?

My name is Aaron, 23 yrs. old, I'm new to the BP community.