Probably tennis or riding motorcycles but that was beginners luck!

Enjoy your new ride!

That has set them up for a tumultuous ride over the next several years.

The major concern I would have is with the purchase contract. 90 days is not a lot of time to figure things out and 10% of the PP means you are in for the rest of the ride, which has a pretty short fuse of its own.I'd be happy to have a look at your numbers and let you know if I see any red flags.

If you don't mind the bumpy ride, then I strongly suggest looking in to it and would love to answer any questions on it if you have any.Here's a couple photos to show you what's possible, for $17k out of pocket for a $300k house, it's definitely a great way to get creative.I have many more if you're interested.

What I lack in experience hails in comparison to what I am prepared to do.

Or have someone who lives in the area ride by the house periodically.

The truth is, you've allowed them to stop paying, so they will ride this wave as long as you allow it.Based on your location, my only suggestion is that you hire an attorney and work on removing this Tenant as quickly as possible.

Meaning when one of us called an Uber or had a friend give us a ride—accusations that we were carrying on illegal activity.

Take Me Home" card - We created a programme with a local taxi company under which all of our student tenants receive a "Take Me Home" card which they can use anywhere in the city to take a taxi ride back to their home.