Property managers are required to withhold 7% of the gross rent or lease payments in excess of $1,500 per calendar year, and remit those payments to FTB if they both:Manage real propertyCollect rent or lease payments for California property owners that reside outside of California (nonresident owner) It doesn't matter that you are not a US citizen or don't live in the US you are operating a business in California and they expect their cut 

Student loans are paid out to your school directly; even if you ask an excess amount and the school pays you out, you're paying an astronomical interest rate on that money much greater than the 2-3% we are seeing in real estate right now, which is going to make a huge dent in your pockets even if your idea was to be successful. 

Then you can dry the beans, for Chocolate.

My guess, though, just from the pictures, is water intrusion/flood in the basement at one point and it was never dried up correctly.  

@Tyler PeeblesIf you pay cash then you would finance it enough so your property cash flows and use the excess money to buy another property (repeat; the last R in BRRRR).

This probably doesn't affect a whole lot of folks, but if nothing else its a good sign as far as the appellate court's view of excessively overreaching ordinances:https://courts.illinois.gov/Op..."

To my understanding I will need to bring 25% of excess amount in a form of a down payment. 3 bedrooms and up are around 385k ish and up.

TL;DR I am in a toxic housemate situation in a house that I own, and I don't know if I can ask her to leave before Washington's eviction moratorium expires in June.Hello!

It was in writing they agreed to it, its very cut and dry that way.

Hey guys, I'm currently scouring Zillow, Streeteasy, etc. just as a "dry run" of searching for a property in the Brooklyn/Queens area.