My tenants paid most of July rent, late.

At this point they are over 30 days late and are ghosting me when I try to reach out via text or phone call.My paperwork shows I can forclose after 30 days.

It is true that you often get what you pay for but you can typically find nicely designed fixtures and finishes at almost any price point.

The crash there began in late 2006 and the house did not sell over a year on the market, so we began renting.Four years after that crash a tenant was interested in buying and the value was only mid-200k, so I decide to wait and try to make the money back on the value of the home as the market increased.

Better late than never.Seeking: I’m comfortable with investing out of the area and now seeking resources to ID MF and small apartment deals in select markets (Orlando area, Atlanta, SLC, Provo, Seattle, Stockton) possible deal partner for mentoring, and to build my team.   

I have a large apartment in an old house that just became vacant. I have about $5k to spend updating it. With that budget, I can do any one of the following:1) Refinish the hardwood floors. They are not desperately in...

Below are the details:http://thesomersteam.com/page/kensington-Courts-A-...It may be some time before this gets finished but it would really change the dynamic of the area. 

It is kind of a weird place in that there are only 2 bedrooms and small single bath but huge living room and decent kitchen, 2000 ft of living space with 1600 ft of attached finished garage.

This was built in the late 1920s, is brick and plaster, 1 story (+ basement & attic) on a stone foundation.

Rehabbing all the bathrooms and kitchens with trendy weathered wood and farmhouse style finishes?