I also indicate other things as well on the lease such as weight limit, pet deposit (which was not collected from the tenant) and monthly pet rent (not collected because I specifically asked the tenant if she had any pets and the answer was no). 

Been left by demo team, probably because it weights like a ton and may drop it down the stairs. 

So I am not sure which has more weight. 

However, I feel like a weight is on my by extending the loans out!  

Hi Matt, You are correct, she is thinking that because she paid so much in advance she can throw her weight around.

Especially on an older home, the frame may not be designed to hold all of that extra weight.  

We have a lot of weight (and liquid capital) behind us, so we can negotiate faster and harder than an individual, we know how tax auctions work and can place competitive bids, we're built to find solid properties that need work, and buy them as cheaply as possible.

I pay $100 a month for the lot rent and make $300 a month off of it (minus taxes and upkeep) if you can pile up enough of them it can be great but can also be a lot of work. 4.

If you calculate the current ROI it's around 14.4% minus any property upkeep and expenses.

Weight that against the cost of just having someone come out there sooner, and you might find it's a wash.