hello, i was wondering on what to do when i have an existing tenant already living in the unit i bought for a rental property that gets beligerant when told the rent was going up after i took ownership. what should i do in this case?

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I lived there for 1 year then moved out and started renting the house on Air BNB in the Summer and mid term rentals in the winter.

I work in NYC but live in Stamford and invest locally. 

Would you say the best thing right now would to do a FHA loan, live in it for a year and then set up my LLC and out and out it up for rent and then from there continue to do it through the LLC?

Hi everyone, i hope everyone is doing great. my name is cris and i live in san diego california now. i'm a out of state investor who own 2 properties in rockford il.

hi @Emily DavisI live in Santa Fe, NM, and while it's a great market for STR, the cost of entry is going to be the biggest challenge.The median home price is over $500K.

The sheer amount of topics and knowledge can be overwhelming so If anyone can narrow my search I would be extremely grateful.Some topics I know I need more info are:- VA Loan approval process- Living in Quad plex for 1 year then buying another investment property to move into.

I live in the New Jersey /New York area and prices continue to climb and they do not look like they are falling any time soon.

SD is an extremely desirable place to live and for the right price I'm sure you'd have a lot of tenants very interested. 25% of utilities sounds logical.