That opens up a can of worms with fair housing laws, but also gives me a chance to make sure everyone gets along and POTENTIALLY convince prospective tenants they wouldn't be comfortable so they chose not to pursue an application.My other way of preventing tensions between renters is to target my advertising.

That being said, if they are deploying there is a decent chance they won't break the lease because their family still needs a place to live.

Also include some sort of reply "STOP" to prevent all future texts and make sure you remove those numbers to avoid any possible charges for contacting someone on a do not call list.But that first deal better be awesome, It's true what they say about you only get one chance to make a first impression.

I’m expecting a total rental income of $2500 which will barely cover my mortgage at 5% down.The question is, should I pay 5% down and look to invest in a different property a few years down the line?

They state that it increases the turnkey company’s chances for failure.My Take: I agree in part and disagree in part on this particular subject.

By chance, did their bookkeeper accidentally add an extra zero to $2,000?

Oakland votes to bar landlords from conducting background checksMarisa KendallPUBLISHED: January 21, 2020 at 1:20 pm | UPDATED: January 22, 2020 at 10:04 amCategories:Business, California News, Crime & Courts, Latest Headlines, News, Politics, Real EstateOakland on Tuesday moved to become the first city in the state to ban landlords from investigating the criminal history of renters applying for both public and private housing.The Fair Chance Housing Ordinance, which the City Council passed unanimously Tuesday evening, will prohibit landlords from rejecting a potential tenant because of a prior criminal conviction.

That sounds like nothing and not the slightest chance it's a 10k fix based on what you said.

Chances are, they will avoid you because they are not planning to report this income.

Hi,As a brand new Realtor (no income yet), without other employment but with a fully paid off home and good credit, what would my chances be of qualifying for a new mortgage on a home I intend to house hack with 3.5% down?