So, if they're late one month, but just pay the rent each month, they will always accrue that $100 each and every month, because their full rent will never be paid on time. 

Hi all,I’m also new to investing in the Philadelphia area, but have plenty of experience in South Jersey.Currently, I am about to close on a full gut rehab of a triplex in brewerytown.

Right now the dwelling is nowhere near what it would be with full power draw, and I'm confident we have enough free amperage to run this thing.

Get bids from a few contractors, and make sure they break out materials and labor (you want to always compare apples to apples)NEVER pay the full amount of the job upfront.

A little about myself; I'm currently employed full time as a GM of my family's small family entertainment business with two locations.  

If the seller's back is against the wall and he needs cash right now, he might be OK leaving 35% or more on the table.In general though, listing a property with a strong, full-time Realtor with a solid marketing plan will net the seller the most money. 

I'm hoping to be able to pay her back in full after a cash out refinance.

You earn capital gains and pay the full tax due at 15% then you reinvest the remainder into an OZ.

I was first introduced to real estate investing 2 years ago, but was too busy with my small IT company to take it serious.I am now winding down my IT business and looking to focus on REI full-time.I’ve joined a couple of REIA, FB, and MeetUp groups to get the ball rolling.

I left the industry to take care of my 1st daughter full time.