The tenant only has one bathroom, and I'm trying to figure out if I should just match his paint (flat, which is the whole problem) and repaint the corner to be less intrusive or if I should go ahead and paint the whole thing semi-gloss to take care of the problem.My main concern is taking a day to paint his entire bathroom where he'll pretty much need to be gone.

. $10 in it and the others had in excess of $100 each. 

My backyard is flat except in the farther side of it their is a hill that almost other subdivision across it can see it. in that hill since some of it is my property i throw my wood stuff in there with some motor thingy and other stuff , its definitely not a trash. and this guy comes in tells my son that if we don't clean that area he would call the (DOD) something something organization and police on me. i wish i was home to talk to him that that little area is my property and i can throw anything i want to as long as it does not bothers my neighbors. i need help  understand this better......... am i right ?

Our late fee is a flat $50.

the reason that lenders generaly do not go that low.. is you simply cannot make enough money on the file to make it worth the time or risk.when I had my HML company it was my specialty but I had flat fee of 3 to 5k per file.. so its hard to advertise your charging 10 to 15 points.. but when you quantify that to dollars its just a few grand on these small deals.. and if your deal craters.. the HML put out 30k to make say 2 or 3 points that's not even 1k.. and the cost of foreclosure would be far above that.. and the HML would lose their butt on those deals.. 

At Spartan, we charge a flat property management fee equal to 9% of the annual rental income (lower than many leading TK companies), as well as a leasing fee equal to one month of rent for each new tenant.

I am REI newbie from Chicago trying to gain knowledge in efforts to reach my RE goals house hacking and buy and hold 2 flats.

They have closed several atypical deals for me that other title companies either couldn't wrap their head around, or just flat out screwed up.Let us know how we can help!

The way we were able to make it work was we used an FHA loan on a 3 flat that had 1 tenant in the property and I believe .75% of that rental income was used towards our purchasing qualification.  

A) Going Down (as in some type of correction; thus prices are lower in 2020 than now)B) Going Flat (between zero and 1% annual appreciation)C) Going up at reasonable rate (about 3% annual appreciation)D) Going way up (more than 5% annual appreciation)