It's not a lot of money, but after awhile, it begs the question: why am I paying for this? 

You will then have a few options with that rent money....you can put it into principal or you can start saving it to purchase yet another property.

There's loads of material in the academy and I'm happy with the investment.My recommendation for deciding whether to spend money on something like this is similar to letting a friend borrow money. 

I'd like to enter the private/hard money market as an investor with money to lend.

RE is not a magical business that prints money no matter what.

Don't assume that because you win a judgement you will get money.

As a PM, we deal with people's most heated topics - their money and their homes. 

I recently attended a webinar, Master your Rentals: Save Money and Time with effective Self-management.  

If I can instead have a long term unit that nets some money when I don't use it, and I don't need to deal with a noisy roommate, that'd be better.

It's well worth your time and money to hire an attorney on Monday.