You may be a "Preferred Type".If you don't come across as a Hobo or a Tramp, and your demeanor is not scary to people, and your not actively using drugs, you're best bet to solve the problem quickly is to look for a room mate situation.Try to find someone in your general age bracket who is renting a room (Craigslist roommates wanted).Don't be too picky at first about fixing old furniture, just get inside and then try to move up later.Then be a good "Clean" roommate who causes no problems and pays your portion of the rent on time.You can find these situations in apartment complexes and in homes.Some will be month to month vs a longer lease. 

Good morning fellow BP investors, I recently started getting tapes with no column that shows the amount of months left for the loan, a crucial bit of information.If i take the next due date and the maturity date and subtract the two, will that always give me the correct amount of months left?

@Dana Sarcona my bets would be on Hackensack - there’s quite a bit of investment going on in the downtown and there’s big plans for a revitalization- prices are still moderate and there’s easy accessibility to NYC transportationThat’s where I would be looking.

Very few.Best bet is a smaller institution within the community most likely. 

Your best bet would be to see about bird-dogging for an experienced investor...if you are able to find a solid deal, then perhaps someone else will buy it and you can piggyback for knowledge. 

Alexandria city's zoning regulations do not apply to 22309 which is Fairfax County @John VandivierYour best bet is to call the zoning department of Fairfax County. 

If you get a vetted, high quality tenant that is likely to be a safe bet to make money, would you reduce rent in order to close the deal? 

If you've got asbestos in the wallboard compound, all bets are off.

Gross, Semi-Gross, Triple Net, Overhold/MTM)Column 13: Lease Start DateColumn 14: Lease End DateResidential... is pretty straight forwardColumn 1: UnitColumn 2: TenantColumn 3: Rent/YearColumn 4: Rent/MonthColumn 5: Lease Type (ie. 12 Month, MTM)Column 6: Lease Start DateColumn 7: Lease End DateHope that helps!!

Best bet, for the highest LTV on the acquisition, would be to get a partner that has experience.