They won't pay for meals, but they do pay more if utilites are included.Be sure to check on the economic health of the HOA.

Short sales are a pain for a conventional buyer.

These sellers will do WHATEVER IT TAKES TO END THE PAIN!

Older homes may have asbestos insulation so if you have to find some "workers" to come tear off the roof for you its probably best to spare your health just in case ( i dont know if that sounds right, but I probably tore out asbestos or worse without knowing just to make a fast dollar and I have no one to blame but society and myself) Back to the subject at hand.

Hope for no more then a 10% drop in year-on-year receipts, but reality is, so we will see.No new purchases unless they are just too good to pass up.Relax a bit more, enjoy this time of good health and just be happy.

Refinancing a loan in an LLC will be a pain.

So controlling the tenant can be a real pain.

It sounds like their a pain to deal with on short sales and reo's, but as far as banking is concerned, I've been with them for over 10 years and have been very happy.

In Georgia, it's a multi-step process that, while not hard, is a giant pain in the butt and requires no small amount of time and money to get through.

Unfortunately this deal is fully subscribed, I guess I could ask the other investors if they would like to take a smaller position... or I could lower my own equity position but that means I would have very little skin in the game(I made it seem like a real pain in the butt).