The $365/mo tenant has been there for a long time, and, while he always pays his rent on time they say, he is a major hoarder, and mentally unstable.

I simply have been paying the loan until now when I having been having health problems which have prevented me from working. 

Our loans are very competitive, we have a borrower first mentality and have closed over $2 Billion of loans in the last 30 months.

If you want people to tell you to pursue your law business, ask a lawyer.The can-do mentality is very strong in real estate, and for good reason.

Hi Lisa, I am near Malvern and looking to begin investing in real estate with a buy/hold/rent mentality.

We have accrued a sizable equity of over 60% of the value over what is owed , I am steadily and securely employed and make a very good wage that with this would give me the opportunity to restructure everything to be manageable and allow us the time and ability to rebuild our credit and reduce the stress that this pitfall has caused and is not any help to my wife's health.

I have a build it from the foundation mentality one brick at a time until you have an empire mentality and strive to meet a mentor to assist me in taking the first steps toward investing in my niche market.

In my experience, REITs are mostly a dividend play, so do your research on the dividend history and the future dividend health of a company.

But then when you go to sell I completely understand the current market mentality and love to count the chickens before the eggs hatch.

@Aaron GowinJust saying that every time you hear someone who wants to dabble in rentals its student housing because its the most mentally convenient.