Your text will likely override your written lease since you agreed to amend the lease in writing (text has been held up as "in writing").

I did write a post for BP on how to find good lenders, including what questions to ask, that you can read HERE.  

There are also possible grants or low interest loans available through SBA (but you have to apply with FEMA first)Hoping to find out more information about writing off losses both of costs of repairs and of loss of fair market value - is that what is called "casualty" loss?

I would have the old tenants put their thoughts together in writing and you can use it as a handbook going forward.

That way you can build that line up, and when you find a good deal you'll just write a check. 

They can hopefully confirm what their real fees are and maybe help you find a better option.https://nan-amc.com/contact-us...I would also ask the lender in writing directly, "Are you marking up the appraisal cost or getting a kick back payment?"

Hi guys,
I remember there used to be an official BP sponsor that did direct mail, but I can't find the link anywhere on the site.
Does anyone have any recommendations? 

Thanks in advance
Ryan

In addition, you get A LOT of tax write offs with real estate, including deducting the interest on the mortgages of the financed properties, so I would encourage you to work on rationalizing the idea that having a mortgage that returns positive cash-flow is actually a good thing.Every location is different, but we target $75,000 - $100,000 homes that rent for $1,000 a month.  

Besides you get total access to the library of podcasts.It’s might even be a tax write off as a professional association, professional service, or something needed for you property.

I can see the writing on the wall that I think I'm about to be laid off.