- Do you charge move in fees?- Do you ever run into issues with this?if you do not charge a move in fee..... Where Do you end up putting the security deposit? Bank???

What's the end game and how does the mortgage help you get there?

From a viewpoint of maintaining W2 income to qualify for traditional financing I can understand it however when the ball is officially rolling and you have a fair amount of capital in your possession what has prevented you from taking the leap into a more full time and active approach to your investment dealings?

I agree with you 100% not to get into the business to be emotionally attached to tenants and that end game your focus should be maximizing how much your property is valued at.My question to you based off that is in your opinion, based off your experience, when dealing with inherited tenants, do you view them as assets or liabilities? 

This is an entrepreneur's game of cart before the horse and horse before the cart at once--place property under contract not knowing if the deal will happen and spending at-risk soft cost dollars. 

Innovative shed décor can turn the old gardening shed into a haven of tranquility for mom or a gaming studio for those noisy teens.SummaryBy choice or lack there of, many more people are living in smaller spaces and will continue to for the next few years.

Start using the appropriate cards for the appropriate purposes, and save even more money.It takes time, but once you realize the credit card game, it's not that hard to play.

Be sure that you highlight that "selling your house can be easier than you think" with the advantages of working directly with you instead of the more traditional route.

Personally I like the idea of having a few properties owned outright , simply for safety / risk reduction to keep the wheels turning in tough times and there will always be tough times or massive expenses if your in this game long enough .

I know that assignments are the game, but I need to look further into the gray area between selling the contract and being considered as a broker for the property in question under NYC law.