If you have 100k equity in a house but it's not going to be easy to rent (same number of bedrooms (3) as a smaller house but bigger sf by 1000) do you sell it and acquire a smaller house that's more "rentable" or simply lower the rent price and eat the greater maintnance costs (carpet, two AC units, etc)?

Everyone may have a different take on this but getting those buildings free and clear isnt easy in a market like Riverside Calif.

Easy to administer and operate.

Having the city so close by has made it very easy to rent - I've never had more than a month-long vacancy in five years of being a landlord, and that's if I spend the majority of that time getting the place ready for new tenants.

Either way its not a easy process for the landlord.

As a hypothetical: "Betty, who has a gambling habit, has been taking $x,xxx,.00 a month from 7 client's accounts through fraudulent invoices and payments to a fictitious company.

I believe it as it's so easy, fast.It's legal in all 50 states too.

Allied is very easy to do online.

As your removing laundry from units it would be a good time to put in separate heat and hot water in.This will not be an easy feat and will take a bit of time especially since you are not local.Does this location have Natural Gas service?

Wholesaling is certainty a viable method to make money in real estate but is not nearly as easy as many people make it out to be.