They did, but of course they didn't clean the place when they left, and they flushed a washcloth down the toilet and we ended up paying the week's worth of water/sewer.Anyway....a bad vibe at this point won't likely get better.

On 3/22/15 I get an email from my renter that he has left the key on the desk and was moving out as he bought a house.

That damage left unattended may cost you more then.The credit union absolutely did care about the properties owned individually.

As of today, I paid off $40,000.00 in debt (all I have left in debt to pay is the mortgage itself), so far I’ve saved $25k for my first rental (my goal is reaching 60k before I actually take action and I’m afraid to purchase without creating an LLC first).  

Therefore, lets look at it as if each decision is a set of two investments (one for the car, and one for the property), each with independent cash flow and equity:In Scenario 1, the car is bought for all cash, leaving no money left to invest in property.

IMO, it appears that the water from the down spout may not be diverted away from the house, flowing to the left to the corner and allowing the foundation to settle toward the left.I'd check the soil! 

We try and keep the colors we use for everything as neutral and appealing to as many people as possible.There is also some yard work left to be done as well.

Even if the person has left the bathroom and turned out the lights, then fan will stay on until the humidity is gone.   

This is a business of *Fires *Damages *Vehicles left behind *Clutter left behind *Hoarders *Dirty Carpeting and walls *and Left behind vehicles *Not to mention really nasty stuff that smells bad!!!

We came by the next morning to let some contractors do some measurements for flooring and everything was still fine when we left.