She understood what I was looking for and took good care of me through the whole process. 

Just be careful about what you put in writing as it could come back to bite you if they go to court.Sounds like you should be glad they're gone!

Just need some input.Thanks, BP peepsBe very careful over by EMU.

Here’s what you’ll get:+ insider’s view of everything:- what I look for when searching- how I found the properties- what it takes to seal & close the deal- numbers: all things $$$ related- plan: what’s my plan to do with them (with chances to practice/“role play” as if you’re the decision maker)- actual process of renovation: planning, construction cost, materials selection for flips, resources (contractors, subs, architects, supplier houses, etc...)- staging, marketing for sale- listing (diy or hire out, resources, etc...)- and everything else in between+ these are all free of course+ my promise that I won’t sell anything during the process :) so you’re perfectly safe with me!!!

I prefer to take care of that and then just charge them accordingly. 

The Idaho Apartment Association recommends that the landlord provide a form directly to the health care provider to complete and return. 

Take care!

The reason is that, with limited capital, you have to choose where to dive in carefully.  

Although I am not familiar with your specific market be very careful to look back 10+ years at the pricing trends. 

I realized that is a tall ask.Mike, The plumbing and HVAC look good.Jason,Yes, you are correct in this deal probably can't work and the not enough margin.I just was looking to see if a no (or little money down deal) would be worth the trouble.The tenant want to stay 1-2 years and have take very good care of the property.I am on to the next deal.I appreciate everyone's feedback.Thank you,Ginger