Mortgage applications are negative YoY, and remain near the lows during the Financial Crisis.

Russia looking to North Korea for ammo now, potential war in Taiwan and Asia.   

He is on a month to month lease so potentially I could give him notice and wait until the end of March.

Annual lump sum payments offer more impact and flexibility but less frequent progress and potential temptation to spend.

I have had 2 incidents recently that potential Tenant refuse to give out SSN before signing Lease.

Hi All,
Interested in learning how people go about finding a partner in real estate / team up in starting portfolios together. This may be old news or something others may be inquiring about also -- looking to team u...

Hey there @David Tang - I actually didn't ever hear of a program that was offering a 12 month stipend...someone I know did it back when it was 6 months and now my understanding was a 3-month stipend with a potential renewal for 3 months.We have wanted to use the Chicago program ASERAP (happy to share their contact info), but fall in line with others regarding employment...the most important thing is income to pay after they move-in because if you get into a sticky situation down the road the upfront rent won't matter.Definitely following this thread to see if anyone has placed migrants and understand what they did for income requirements.

I didn't think the application was very user friendly and there is no number to dial for customer service if you get stuck.

Here's a summary of what they've offered:- Monthly PM Fee: 8%- Markup Fee: 15% on top of bills for services like fridge setup, applicable to any expense over $300.- Late Fees: They retain 8% of any late fees collected.- Initial Setup Fee: $300.- New Lease Fee: $275, but no fees for lease renewals.- Maintenance: They offer minor maintenance in-house, with the markup fee applying to expenses over $300.Do these terms seem reasonable to you?

I have an excellent low income application I'll share with you.