The eviction route may be a little haste depending on the length left on the lease.

It seems like I'm in the right ballpark for price. 

Perhaps create a partnership where you agree to do renovations for the property and have the right to sell it once those renovations are done.

It all depends on how many stars were left. 4-stars is not that big of a deal, but 3 and 2-stars can kill a listing in a hurry.

And it's not just content, she keeps you accountable to take action (right-sized each week so it's not overwhelming), and to network with your peers in the program, as well as your circles outside of the program to establish yourself as an investor with integrity to attract quality private money lenders.Key highlights:* 6 weeks with 1 class per week, and some bonus classes - every minute of each class has been worth my time* engaged community members via Circle, many I know I'll stay in touch with* purposefully small group, allowing Soli to provide dedicated attention* having access to Soli - she reviews all posts and homework assignments with great care, and her feedback is SO valuabletools to CASE (Copy And Steal Everything) and systems to scale - ex. pitch deck, email templates, BRRRR analysis, and so much more* practicing your pitch at the end!

., continuing to invest in DFW including right in your back yard at Alliance Airport....he also owns that.However you are right. 

@Rebecca Schnur I think you're right to carefully consider your options with Stessa, especially given the importance of security in online financial transactions.

Even if you try to sell in a few years with 4-5 years of abatement left, there won't be any appreciation. 

You should use a FHA combined with a value-add to force some equity into the property right upon move in, while parting with very little cash and maybe using the difference to buy a rental with a typical 20% down loan product.

@Dylan LerschBRRRR is difficult right now.