After a couple of months she came to us and said she was having trouble paying on the first. 

Obviously multi units produce multi income, but would multiple tenant issues be worth it while learning the ropes? 

It was the old tenant's choice to move out early for the compensation they received...its has nothing to do with you.You would of been in trouble if you forced them out.

Does it cost more money, yes is it worth it to not have any trouble later on, yes. 

Failure to pay penalty - generally .5% of unpaid tax balance.Both penalties can be waived if you can produce reasonable cause. 

However, the bank does have to show reasonable effort to sell the properties or they can get in trouble.  

It's not all about profit/door, it's about total IRR, and how much trouble it is to get there.

"Lazy Agent", "only takes 15 minutes to write an offer", "all the agent does is write an offer, it's nothing special", "I only want my agent to write at least 2 offers per week (that are not going anywhere)"Melind, if you embrace these attitudes; you will have trouble finding a successful, professional agent that knows their way around investment property who is willing to work for you long term.  

We currently have one home going on the market that's past the 6-month seasoning point; however, I've had trouble refinancing the property because despite having plenty of assets and cash on hand, I don't have a current income and they are concerned about interest payments.Are there any lenders on here that would be willing to work with me?

I am having trouble finding a good explanation of what constitutes closing costs.