So I took the gamble, At age 19 I was a landlord, I loved it.

Right now, we have dual income coming (me and the lady have decent paying jobs) in and either one of us could handle all of our living expenses with one of our paychecks if we had to.

Even worse, you can have to deal with an eviction.Like many investments, you can use gambling formulas to look at this problem.

It's the ladies that like the bathrooms and kitchen's, right?

I never hear back anything.The other day I had a lady give me $25 for application fee and she was going to fax me the application.

But it is a gamble, and at the least you have something to get you around town!

@Ned Carey No unfortunately I am not so sure...what i did was go to my county's tax office and request a tax lien listing & the lady said it would be available 2 weeks prior to the next tax sale (Nov 16) online & in local paper.

I am just a normal lady refusing to take no for an answer.

The lady on the phone from Clerk of Courts suggested the same thing: go downtown to the courts at 9am, sit and watch how it goes down, then introduce myself to any lawyers who I thought handled it well and get their contact.

I know people do it, so it can be done, but especially in a multiple replacement property situation, it's a gamble!