Again, while the sentiment of the writer is common, it is not as powerful a mindset as you could have.  

And even more so with the NPN's.. you have debtors and debtors attorney's that will do everything in their power to keep the debtor in the property, and each state has different rules etc etc.

I have sep power and gas, but common water.IMO, I would first notify of going to separate water metering in the near future and two weeks after that that project completes, raise the rent by your proposed offloaded expense - - ~40 or 50 dollars.My concern is raising rent simultaneously could lead to tenant loss and turnover. 

Power company cut the power off at the pole to a 4 unit building.

My plan for this crazy women would be first to dump the power and heat ac to her room.Second turn on my cell phone jammer(readily available) so she is isolated.

The first time you walk in a home where the tenant left early without notice but left the aquarium (after 2-3 weeks in summer with power off), you will never allow another one.  

Cal C.Real Estate Investor from Norcross, GeorgiaUpdate Jun 03, 07:38 AMVotePlus 642 posts264 votes6 awards QuoteReport Abuse Leverage is like a power saw when used correctly it is great tool, but when not used correctly...To add to @Chris Masons point, it is very important what you do with the money you pull out of a cash refi.

@Brie Schmidt  what a powerful story, thanks for sharing that life changing event about your father.

I am grateful for the community of power hitters here you guys have given us to lean on.

Knowledge is power and about 2 years ago I decided I was not getting any younger and to be afraid of something you know nothing about was quite honestly just stupid and an easy fix.