Can your property pull in enough rent to cover your bills when you refinance?

If the buyer wants to occupy the property, it is written in SB 608(OR statewide rent control bill) that if the buyer intends to occupy and the tenant has lived in less 12 months, would require a 30 days notice. 

If someone gets hurt via its use, your butt will be in a sling of epic proportions.Usually landlords have a provision in the lease that says X tenant is responsible for mowing the grass, and if that task is neglected, the landlord will pay for it to be done and bill it back to the tenant.

@Bill Brandt I would love to connect with you sometime. 

The rental ad states all bills paid.

The rental ad states all bills paid.

The rental ad states all bills paid.

I dont know if the building wrapped the water & waste bill with the HOA fee or the owners pay for that. 

They are thinking; I don't need housing inspectors, lead paint suits, tenant's right in rent court, politicians against landlords, water bills in excess, squatters or law suits!

I'd rather track my money movement with a tool like Stessa and have the properties feeding into the same account to keep my head right.You're thinking well about that downpayment money . . . getting a 1% APY on it and maintaining full liquidity fits the bill when you're looking to deploy that money in a purchase in the near future.