If you can find common ground, the owner will feel much more comfortable with you.Hope this helps Jonathan; let me know if you have any other questions!

But just make sure you're comfortable with all the rules.  

If you can squeeze some more months out of these guys, it might be wise to do so but if they are indeed a bit sketchy, it probably just makes sense to evict, renovate, increase rental prices, and wait for someone you're more comfortable with.

If you're not already comfortable with doing the transaction without an agent, that might give you all of the information you need.  

Aberdeen WA area seems to have more crimes and below average school than I am comfortable with.

I spoke to an SBA lender and feel comfortable purchasing something around $500k or under.  

The service is very sensitive on transfers right before sale.The second issue even more murky is that the escrow company closing and the buyer must be comfortable that FIRPTA is indeed not applicable because the property is owned by a domestic entity.  

I like to keep about 50% equity if I can, just to ensure I don't get over-leveraged, but you can obviously get whatever you are comfortable with up to the 75%.  

Since you'll be occupying it as well, it will all depend on where you feel comfortable living.

Hi,For an owner who is out of area sometimes and wishes to self manage when in town, would a property management company be comfortable managing only for a part of the year?