The first appears to be performing.  

Along with demographic changes, it will boost the collaborative economy in the coming years.In addition, life expectancy has increased, and it is more common to change jobs and location; That's why there are more rents and less home buyingAnd you, what do you think?

@Maria Bocanegra How is the unit performing out here?

Many investors plan on refinancing on a somewhat regular schedule, based on the performance of the property, resetting the 20 or 25 year amortization period every time.

The agencies we use to pull credit histories on applicants (TVS, RentCheck) perform "soft" inquiries.

-> I totally agreeMy personal preference is month to month lease.I'm not every tenant best fan since I perform drive by or walk exterior of properties at least twice a month

I don't like those types of arrangements even if allowed in that particular state.Instead you can still get full commission by having contract wording that the one person you represent is your client and the unrepresented party or the one you do not represent is only a customer that you are performing ministerial acts for and not fiduciary acts. 

I have one of my ex-homes in my rentals (located in Claremont) and it is my worst performing rental by far. 

But if you're rehabbing the property, you're putting in sweat equity to boost the price of the property vs what you bought it for, and refinance 6-12 months later for a conventional loan rate.You mentioned that you don't have the funds to purchase or rehab.

Is this the addendum that generally comes after the contract when inspections are performed?