(Typically, the MF properties I find for sale are where the owner has lost control of the tenants and just wants out.)As part of my pro forma, I build in a conservative percentage for vacancy in the first year after closing, as well as the cost of eviction for tenants who may be an issue. 

I wouldn't necessarily say it's a job in the traditional W-2 sense, but it's also not like when I pull up my Vanguard and see how much I've made (or lost).

I have been working in technology sales for 7 years, and for the next 6 months, my plan was to get my "feet wet" in real estate knowledge to make the jump in Feb 2020.Recently I lost my job, and I'm confronted with the question of finding work again in tech sales (which I'd prefer not to) or going all-in on real estate investing. 

If you wait and then they fail to move you will have lost valuable time.

If you make them mail it, I can guarantee you'll get an onslaught of "its in the mail, must've gotten lost" excuses. 

Maybe someone will be happy to have $20K for something they lost 10 years ago.

Soon later I lost my job and filed for Chapter 7 to keep the house. 2) The value price on the bankruptcy for the house in 2014 was at $161,000.

. $102,000.00 in lost rental income; and f.

It will be interesting to see, at this point they are not really getting into Real Estate just giving leads to Realogy which has lost a ton of market share these last few years, will be interesting to see the next steps.

Removing the tenants will probably require some sort of renovations and money lost though vacancy.