I have purchased and renovated a couple of SFHs and am having some difficulties finding good tenants.

If not, your legal rights should include jumping up and down that they left your property before they did real damage.

Separately, I use apartments.com to collect rent, security deposits, bills, etc - also free for you as the landlord and the tenant.Third - to write off items for taxes, I'd check with your CPA but in general, it would be anything you spend money on with that property, including mileage going there.Best of luck!

In 2019, I utilized the BRRRR method to purchase a home, starting by **Buying** a distressed property at a low price.

I also included a BiggerPockets article below that you might find helpful and am happy to send more info about building a team if interested.

However, I have to purchase a new home, which would require either selling the property or using a HELOC.

Hi Aubri,I did something similar but to ensure we were in compliance with local laws, I called the local county building and planning department and had a meeting with them to discuss my plans (this was done during the purchase process) to get approval.

Hi Dario, were you thinking of using Conv/DSCR to purchase 4+ multifamily?

Purchased not one but two properties from a foreclosure with no title search .

Why do you think purchase contracts are so long and have such small print?