I read that Las Vegas has one of the highest number of foreclosures in the county but the banks aren't releasing any of them so kinda takes the air out of that balloon.

However, maybe you can coordinate a meeting with both tenants to help clear the air?

Originally posted by Jordan Thibodeau: Do you have any costs you can have the tenants pay?

Just to clarify the depreciation schedule for air conditioning.

I own and run a tango dance studio in Buenos Aires, Argentina and we strive to achieve the essence of the philosophy that I read in the 9 core beliefs: adding value, supporting growth and learning, patience, prudence, etc...

I live in Buenos Aires and as such can not visit properties or have face-to-faces with seller or loan officers, etc...My thought until now has been to leverage my cash acquiring conventional financing on four SFRs.

Lying because you're afraid of your tenant is not a good enough reason.With that being said, I sure enjoy having multiyear tenants who think I'm a breath of fresh air to deal with after having their previous landlords lie to them on a regular basis.

ARV: 92k with garage (82k without) Repairs: 30-35k (up to 35k if it needs a roof) windows, floors, paint, interior doors, drywall repairs, kitchen, bath, garage, roof, central air, and an extra 20% for misc.

After spending hours answering these emails (sometimes 2 or 3 a day), the entrepreneur in me quickly realized there was a market for this service, so I created an expat relocation consulting paid service.The nice part of doing that for me was I was compensated for all the time I was spending answering questions that clearly people either couldn't find the answers to elsewhere, were getting conflicting information on, or didn't want to air their dirty laundry on public forums.

Hi Jordan,Good point.