Hmm... each time I mess up we'll have to calculate time lost then deduct it from the max hrs paid....

Likewise, I would focus on building a great team (especially a property manager) more than even finding a property right now.

Just trying to figure out what coverage I can get so he doesn’t try to sue me to be vengeful  I'm guessing the owner lost...

You will also be building your credit, paying down your principal balance, and you will have a ton of tax deductions to work with.I am very much team House Hack :) Any questions you can PM me.

That said you haven't lost out on any rent yet she's late not delinquent.She has a life threatening ailment that she didn't bring upon herself.You have a self-inflicted problem - you took out a mortgage that you don't seem to be able to afford without rent.She should do whatever she needs to do to survive.

.#2-LISTEN to the folks who have been in the game for a while.... they've been through so much, they understand the great times don't last forever.. they prepare for the not so great, they change strategy and they admit they've lost, gotten beat, etc. 

After you had more than 3 year of rental use, your property lost eligibility for the §121 capital gains exclusion and your property became an investment property. 

I always recommend joining a team at KW, but that is for residential.

However, what's to keep the defendant who lost in Small Claims Court, that screwed over John Smith / landlord for past due rent and trashed his property, from saying that $4,000 Judgment was simply a pissed off uncle over the sale of horse, etc.?

After a decade in the business, I took a major hit and lost almost $250k on one single family home flip.