I may be wrong, but as far as I know I cannot just simply tell the tenant to leave for no reason, but in my situation I didn't vet them, didn't do their background check, previous owner did all that.Thanks to all in advance for responses.

Twelve month interest only commercial loan at a local bank.

I’m curious how this situation was handled.Thank you

I’m not sure how common these situations are but I figured if I’m having to go through it and learn the process of this situation maybe I can share it and potentially help others 

Hi everyone,I'm new to this forum and seeking some advice on a situation I'm facing with my rental property.

Hey everyone, I recently purchased a sub-to and I’m fairly new to this specific strategy so I’m unsure how to go about getting home insurance on this specific property.Here is the situation: I just purchased this home subject to which I received from a wholesaler.

Because the owner was disappointed with her whole situation and was almost given up, I was able to tell her that she can end up with some money and it would not cost her a dime.

Bookkeepers who serve REIs have to have a good amount of U.S. tax code knowledge or at least have to know where to find the info.You're not going to get this for $4/hr.I think outsourcing other activities to other countries to take advantage of exchange rates can be effective but do yourself a favor and don't do this with your bookkeeping/accounting/tax advisory/tax filing/etc (anything financial).Just like Kristen Ambrose, we see really screwed-up bookkeeping records from these types of situations all the time.

Every person and situation can be unique.

Ensure that you have explored different lenders and loan products to secure the best terms and rates for your pre-approval.Property Management: Have you considered whether you will manage the property yourself or hire a property management company?