There's a lot of choice out there. https://www.foacommercial.com/...https://lendsimpli.com/rental-...

Obviously this system is not perfect but it is a good speed bump for a new investor.

If he is refusing to leave you may need to hire someone to kick him out and I would imagine a lawyer that specializes in this or a large property manager would have a contact for you.If the lawyer gives you the red light you really have no choice but to wait until the end of the lease term and then not renew the lease.

If she is paying it should be her choice.

Theoretically, any tenant, regardless of income or property can completely destroy a unit, just as much as any tenant can leave the place in perfect, rent ready condition.

If you understand how legal terminology works, this is perfectly clear.

People like to scoff at rentals for agents, but they are perfect for college students because there are no inspections or closing times, they just pay and move in.I like the idea of finding an REI mentor, but it's not as easy as most think.

So you're saying you have a choice between "12 eggs" or "a dozen eggs",...right?

Deal was off-market, timing was perfect for us both.

Even if you aren't able to pull off a "perfect BRRRR", you may be able to get a good portion of your cash back -Seth