The reason you like the project is the potential upside to increase top line revenue via more occupants and perhaps better rental rates.

Enforcing your late fees usually motivates them to pay on time in the future.Sometimes paychecks don't line up with the first and the tenant will end up consistently being late.

So you need to walk a thin line and do things properly.Good luck

As to your remarks about reinstatement:Are you suggesting a scenario where a few months down the road she could pick up where she left off, or a situation where she would have to reapply and get in line behind the 5000 to 15000 people already on the waiting list?

Well this Einstein must have came up short on being employee of the month, because instead of my missing fries there was a burger in the bag.So I pull around to the speaker again (mind you, no one else has gone through the line this whole time except me), and hear the familiar what can I get you to eat yada yada.

I could say a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, besides that, I'd ask the BK attorney what the time line was, it shouldbe approved by the court fairly quickly, depends on how things move there, but..The second note holder wasn't notified of the sale or the BK, or both?

Bottom line is if you're able to get your own financing you will do much better than this loan program.

I'm a landlord and considering doing something along of the lines of a house flip (although I'd live in it).

,Could you rewrite that first line.

I was thinking along those lines too.