College students aren't great tenants.

Anyone have suggestions for standard and affordable doors that aren't gonna get holes in them from a single (non-Mike Tyson) punch?

When we send a notice of non-renewal, it is written by our attorneys so it contains very strong language about what happens if they aren't out by the deadline.

Taxes aren’t exactly where a Bookkeeping Professional’s expertise lies.

It is always a frustrating experience reading a thread like this because you simply aren't asking the important questions and making several key assumptions.1.

They aren’t expensive.

And if they are at 2x the value, you aren't close to the right timeframe, especially in a death situation.

In particular, I'd make sure there aren't prior evictions, etc.

This is an investment for both of us, and I am only planning on living here for one year - so we aren't going to be picky when it comes to finding the property.We both have enough money to pay for the down-payment and 3 months' cash reserves, so this is not an issue.

$100k I probably would just clean them if they aren’t bad