Obviously these are horrible returns.

Obviously the mold issue (maybe, it's based off of what myself and the realtor are lead to believe is mold).Thoughts?

You're obviously in the right location for that market.John  

@Duncan Taylor, obviously what you say has worked and is low risk and gives you more options.

I would essentially be the "property manager" of the tenants, however, for obvious reasons, I would not be able to respond to emergency maintenance, and I doubt tenants would appreciate their plumbing in need of repair for weeks at a time.

I don't suggest trying to put you endorsement at the bottom margin, but if you have half a page left, it can be obvious and in good form, but I agree, if it's not obvious or it gets crowded, allonge the endorsement. :)

I don't know that somebody would really be disadvantaged once they have their license, but obviously you'd have to go through all of the steps to get there.

Hi Anibal,Obviously there are a lot of ways that you could make these properties more productive.

Obviously, there's not a lot of upside on additional lease-up (assuming some options on space and almost full), so additional gains are going to have to come from rent increases and appreciation.. wow.

Not sure the details it is obviously second hand knowledge.The home she wants to pull equity out of is her residence so she needs to pursue government loans?