they're all jointly and severally liable for the rent.This is why roommates are the last kind of tenants I want in a 3-4 bed house.

There was an app called CrumbTracks, but it’s not available anymore.My dream app would allow me to do the following:• add photos and flyers• copy and paste info from any website with a click or two• Keep multiple notes• Maybe have a positives and negatives section• Have a mapping tool to coordinates with google maps to create routes for open houses or drive bys (houses I want to see from the outside before scheduling a showing)• keep links to websites or files• Have a special feature to AUTOMATICALLY ALERT MY PSYCHIATRIST TO GET MY BED READY AT THE INSANE ASYLUM!

I am in the middle of renovation now, so too late on renovation, but the front is 3 bed 1.5 bath and the back unit is 1\1 with ample parking for both units. 

Purchase price: $128,000 Cash invested: $38,000 Sale price: $189,000 7 beds 2.5 baths 2,624 sqft What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

You used zero debt and you picked a rather normal house in a market where $100K would buy a 3 bed, 2 ba house.

Purchase price: $48,000 Cash invested: $700 Contributors: Lakesha Kirkendall Small duplex (2 bed / 1 bath each unit).

I was doing a repair on one of our houses and noticed the tenants had put in flowers and some other bedding plants plus decorative mulch in some areas.

My typical rental is a 50-70 year old 2-bed, 1-bath, 700-900 sq foot single family home. 

Purchase price: $180,000 Cash invested: $950 5 bed 2 bath college rental.

I'm looking for guidance on a pest/bathroom issue.I  live on the first floor of the unit and my basement is split up so that front of the house has a small bedroom + bath then is a section for the furnace/boiler, then a medium sized studio w/ bathroom in 2nd half towards the back.