Get them a larger garage can and go by the property more often. 

This is taking over an illegal flophouse well over any sort of single-family capacity limits and trying to keep it running while you work to get more money out of it.

This was sort of a surprise to us becuase we thought we may have paid too much at the auction ($70,000).

i currently own 3 investment properties total, but i hope to grow that number much higher in the next few years, if possible. adamSome of the larger investors talk down on the smaller ones.

The spread would have to be much larger than $150k over $185 to make a good wholesale deal.

We are over a month past our moveout date (I looked into GA law and it states the landlord has one month to return the check) and we have not received any sort of response or a check.At the end of the day, he still owes us over $1,300 regardless of how he handles our dispute to the charges.

My architect says I have the option of making the ADU two stories, and I'm weighing the pros and cons of doing a small, cheap conversion and a larger, more complex build out with potentially better long term returns.

Currently  We are considering moving to a larger house, and making this house our first rental.

As far as who owns the trust or who is a beneficiary, that's the trustee's fiduciary responsibility to sort out.A living trust is frequently set up to use the trustors ssn rather than an EIN, so I can see someone saying "it's not a legal person" in a poor attempt to explain something to you. 

I was thinking that the owner financing terms are better terms then the HML so try and use that for the larger amount.