(this is an option I’m looking into) 2) pursue partnering with another investor?

I have a complicated eviction case and need to get some real counseling on my best options for collecting back due rent.

Particularly if you're coal is to actually move into investment hold property.A couple of options that come to mind that clients have done over time.1.

Like I noted, replacing the carpet is not an option right now.Is there really a noticeable difference between Stanley Steamer, Bissell home steam cleaners, and $50 rent a steamer (SteamDoc?)

I think it’s the worst option overall, because you have to replace it every few years and it holds water and smells.

We made fire pits and give the option to purchase bundles of wood to guests along with marshmallows/smores.

We are working through some funding options currently but need Legal assistance to make the deal happen.

By taking on the responsibility of paying for the downpayments yourself, you may be limiting your ability to negotiate for better terms or find more competitive financing options.

Doesn’t help now, but most utility providers will have a landlord account option that you can set up for your property. 

If you're looking to house hack, this could be a viable option; otherwise, most lenders still require 20%+ down for small multifamily deals.