I buy properties from turnkey companies and also from the MLS and give it to PM folks.Lately I am noticing that in the houses that I have purchased there are issues that have surfaced which could have been handled in a better way when the property was bought itself.

I work in and around the Osceola County, Florida area and I'd be more than happy to help out any person willing to learn about how they can grow a passive stream of income.

@Ravi KaruturiHello RaviI hope your enjoying the weather down there in Texas, I don’t personally live there but I would love to jump on a call and discuss your situation.

If you don't want to get your lenders in trouble, pick up a copy of Lend to Live in the BP bookstore for both of you to educate yourself on how to do it the proper way so that it's a true business transaction and not cutting corners just because you know each other personally. 

I played the part, she lost, and it took an extra three weeks to get her out.You can't take it personal or it will wear you down.

Does anyone have recommendations, and if you had personal dealings with them that were positive or negative.Thanks in advance for your help.

You need to keep in mind the person that was living in your property is a seasoned lowlife.

Especially during the bear markets, basics are the most important KPI.Reduce the amount of personal cash in the deal.Ensure that the property can provide enough cashflow consistently to sustain itself Wait for the best time to sellNever, ever, nevereverever, put yourself in a position that forces you to sell at the worst possible time.

These products have no income, taxes, or personal liability limits tied to the loan.

I personally invest as a member in a passive real estate investing club, where we all go in on these together to invest small amounts, and vet new deals together every month.