I VOTE VAN not a SUV,, family of 5 is a scramble over seats in a SUV..I'm a grandma bought a Sienna van just for the grand kids.. and what a blessing..fits the car seats and everyone loves it..If she's happy everyone is happy.. 

I, even I, made some Grand Stupid Mistakes (early on ;-).

But in the grand scheme of things, the difference between say, making $500 and losing $500 is pretty trivial.

Learn how to market and there is no reason why you couldn't have a couple hundred grand in a few years. 

One in Grand Prairie, TX and 3 in Milwaukee, WI.I also live in Denton so more then happy to meet up with you answer any question you may have or you can shoot me a DM!

Like Adam says, this is almost a waste of time given the fact the tenant is often judgment proof, but sometimes there is something to recover (rare circumstances unless you have class A tenants)Fortunately, as a whole Ohio is pretty reasonable as far as the eviction process goes and it does not take too long in the grand scheme of things.

I am going to take the contrarian view here of kick the bastards out BP members LOL.if they are paying 100 a month extra and are current I would accept that.. and if your selling in a year it becomes moot and they owe you 1k.. you do an eviction and turn over right now and I flat guarantee you it will cost you more than the grand they will stiff you for.if they fail to pay anymore then take the kick the bastards out BP mantra and do just that.. 1k is just nothing money don't want to fight over that.. 

A drywall crew isnt going to mobilize for less than a grand.

So, if I do the math right, I made $36.4 million ($2.2 million of that goes to my ex-wife), but I am looking at the grand total.

On my big current project, so nice I had to move in and would like to stay if I can swing a plan to cover the $30k/yr property tax alone and if I have to sell, should fetch around $1.3 or $1.4M, an unexpected 5 grand is just a small part of the contingency budget.