Offer a better deal on rent, more space, or a better location, and it should be possible to get him to move.The tenant who is struggling might be very happy to get out of his lease.I think you are in a difficult spot.

The Poi pictures are usually the nicer spots in the properties, but no one is going to try to sell you on the problems areas lets face it.For instances I arranged access to a medium 2 bedroom property with new siding, carpet, windows and furnace.

Hilariously, my car was hiding a bandit sign that her cronies had placed, in that same spot, just in front of my car.

The spot will likely be up for grabs again next year given his performance.

There are 7 spots on the board and they are full.

Spot-on Jon…Some banks were doing up to 90% CLTV around 2008, but my guess is that these financing terms are long gone in the current credit environment.

I decided not to take any of them because with the repairs they needed (I didn't have a free source of materials), plus the $1500 to move them and set them up, then pay extra to hook up utilities, they became more expensive than buying one already set up in a spot.

The small banks can’t stomach the negative spreads in the event the cost of their deposits rises.Eric’s comments about getting a new banker are spot-on.

I would likely pick one spot to invest, sell your other properties and consolidate into one area - it's hard enough finding one good quality and trustworthy property manager, let alone multiple ones in different areas.

Charles is spot-on!