Looking forward to learning from and contributing to the ongoing real estate investment conversation on BP.Best to all,Jim Intriglia

I do plan on going to a local REIA soon.

Train the tenants to contact you for issues.  

Love how you tune them out and keep on going!

I went through workshops and training too, along with following David Lindahl’s Multifamily Millions for repositioning Value deals.  

You may have grounds to sue, though I doubt you'd get much beyond a judgement which will cloud her credit report for years.If this is an on-going issue, renewing may not have been the wise thing to do.

.* Create a Huge Birddog Team: Train everyone you know and meet how to spot a distressed or vacant property (ask me if you needs tips).

You don't have proper training to do this stuff, so you won't do it properly.

In addition to this training, I also have a Masters Degree in Finance as well as several professional designations.With all that said, Grant Cardone is a firm believer that your first purchase has to be close to where you live.

Are you saying she received a divorce cash settlement and does not receive ongoing alimony or child support?