I'm in the middle or launching a wholesaling business.

@Savannah KennedyMain concern for me is financing..I’m in the middle of 2 cash out refinance Fortunately I’m still employed w my W2 and still collecting rents but it’s taking longer than expected to complete refi.

Reminding your tenant of the responsibilities you both agreed to in your lease is a good place to begin, then finding an appropriate middle ground that works for both you and her/him. 

I definitely feel like a few bushes especially in the middle portion would go a long way even if weren't all that impressive.

Rented it 3.5 months after purchase in the middle of January.

Purchase price: $10,000 Cash invested: $80,000 in the middle of a huge flip, house has termites, and was bought by an investor off auction.com two years ago for 21,000.

Purchase price: $10,000 Cash invested: $80,000 in the middle of a huge flip, house has termites, and was bought by an investor off auction.com two years ago for 21,000.

I'm thinking a $250 increase is a reasonable middle ground; however, I came across this statement in my town's code:At the expiration of a lease or at the termination of a lease of a periodic tenant, no landlord may request or receive a percentage increase in rent which is greater than the percentage increase in the consumer price index for the past calendar year prior to the termination of the lease.How exactly can I figure out what's allowable for this rent increase?

Are you looking at properties that are in the middle ground as far as rents / costs?

Please correct me if Im wrong but would it be a good idea to cut out the middle man "real estate agent" and become an agent myself so I can either collect the Realtor fees or use that as a bargaining ship to my future clients.