Just make sure you follow the law and that you have plenty of money in reserve.

It will keep her distracted until you are done.Instead of trying to talk her off the bridge what you want to do is push her off the bridge.

There are a lot of rules that must be followed.

Just re-read my lease again and definitely going to press my PM company it says this: "Lessee is expected to maintain and care for the property, which includes, but is not limited to the following: Pest control including but not limited to mice, ants, small rodents, etc."

You will get push back and you will be forced to non renew or evict to send a strong message to all tenants.

There is always something on the news riling up it's viewers about the housing shortage, even if the thoughts being pushed out are misguided.

You could use that cash to continue following your investing goals.

I’m thinking about jumping to 1000 leads to follow up with over the next 7 months and that’s when I thought of probates.

It's obviously very difficult to find cash flowing properties in this market and I'm curious about who follows Brandon Turner's advice on setting aside $180 per month for CapEx + $50 for repairs.

(and anyone else following): you’re right that this is still a bit specific to the Boston market - generally for investors, sellers will assume a $1k waiver is just a gamble you’re willing to give away if you want to back out.