My 2nd eviction months later... she left hundreds of pairs of shoes and a big screen TV. 

In addition to salvaging our credit reputation and avoiding foreclosure by leasing the property during a period of our own personal financial duress, we also achieved a positive monthly cash flow of several hundred dollars monthly.

I own over a hundred units.

I have been in a few hundred MFR over that past years and of them 1 cash flowed as turnkey property. 

I found that you can save a few hundred $$ by doing this.

So far, I have listened to more than a hundred Biggerpockets’ podcasts, attended to some webinars, read a lot about real estate; overall I try to get as much information as I can on the subject.Today, I am certain that I will build wealth through real estate investing, although getting started is very challenging as I am not a permanent resident, with a newly credit score, no income yet, and no capital.

So my advice is: go spend a couple hundred bucks and bring your buyers contract to an attorney and see what an attorney in your state says.

Manager told me they had to lay-off hundreds of employees so I’m sure others are feeling my pain.

They have hundreds of hours of online videos of how to invest properly in apartments.

A few months down the road, my partners ended up buying me out for unrelated reasons.I know a lot of people wouldn't be willing to give up so much of the deal, but other than a couple hundred bucks I spent on postage, and my time, I had nothing in it.