Just wondering if there are ways around letting an eviction play out.

Though, 5 flips per year is not how I think the 1st year's agenda will play out.Thanks so much for your comment!

When I advertise I play it up like a big benefit, but for the most part I find that the properties on the other side of my street that only have street parking do just fine.

We generally have a good report with our tenants (selection process plays a big part in this) and work with them to minimize disruption to their lives by scheduling all viewings in a few (1-4) blocks of time.The closest thing to a bonus we've done was send in our cleaning service in one instance where the existing tenants were less than stellar housekeepers.

It's their game, gotta play by their rules.

We will see how that plays out but sounds promising so far.Thanks for the tip on TD Bank I will call them as well...

Now I am playing devils advocate here I have bought my share of screaming deals but 5k for this quality of home seems a bit much..Just curious of the responses if any.. or if everyone on here thinks hey buy as low as possible no matter who you take advantage of.This is right up there with Guru ism in my mind :)

Another option may be to play it like a doctors appointment. 3.

No need to have a complex, expensive-to-create strategy if you have no assets.Taxes are a different topic and that's where the CPA comes into play.

They were playing coy I guess as they knew the cops had come.