I guess after the 5th or 6th when you have been exposed to different problems it gets easier because you know exactly what to do and how to solve it.

Or because you are buying it bank owned, the mortgage is solved in the auction?

My expertise is in Norfolk, Bristol and Plymouth counties for the most part. 

Personally, I would tighten up your background checks, which will not solve all problems or find all problem tenants, but it will minimize the chances of this happening again.

That solves the need for a home and doesn't put all the savings into something that doesn't produce cash flow. 

My fear is that even by raising her rent if she decides to stay it does not solve the underlying issue.

You can solve your problems by buying better properties and doing a better job of screening. 

They will expect their landlord to work quick to solve any problems that may occur.Want to make some extra cash?

These issues consisted of: Adding a pergola and built in barbeque grill to the swimming pool areaResurfacing and restriping parking lotInstalling three French drains to solve a water draining issueBuild maintenance shopRepair retaining wall along east side of propertyThe interiors are in good shape, but to get the rental increases we needed to take the property from 2005 to 2019.

It solves most everything.Build as indestructible as possible.