If he is neither, you probably won’t be able to get a good deal. left to the kids.. those are tough ones.. as it probably takes a consensus to sell. hang in there wear them down !!!

Well maybe with the tenant already being this far into the program you want have to wait much longer because I know all landlords are struggling right now because of the way the government has evictions set up right now put landlords in a bad spot the pandemic was out to help every other small buisness in the world and the poor ol landlords got the short end of the stick on that deal but thank God programs like this one will atleast get you somewhat out of the hole with some of your tenants cause I know me myself if it wasn't for a program like this I would have had to move and would have left oweing my landlord money and I would have hated that and I would have left alot sooner cause my landlord has been amazing even before the pandemic so I couldn't see doing anything to hurt him are cause him a setback because I was going to leave on the front end of this deal and he was the one that asked me to stay and said we would make it through it and he would get back the majority of his money and Susan you sound like one of those landlords to even know at the time landlords were throwed a curve ball some of yall good ones with heart still hung in there with what was right by your heart and feelings because we was put into lockdown and couldn't work we wasn't behind on rent because we was drunk all weekend and couldn't make it to work on Monday morning we as tenants was actually throwed a curve ball to and its a blessing to have people like you out here Susan that is about what's right before its about a dollar and everyone needs that dollar to cause landlords have bills to and people just like us but some of yall shine and Susan one of those that shine and I pray everyday we could have some Susan's in this world because when life throwed landlords the curve ball yall didn't know anything about this program and that's when the real hearts got to shine and that's why you will be paid back as much as can be allowed because somebody works in mysterious ways.

Here's a question - how much cash will you be putting in and how much will you have left after you purchase it?

What equity is left to draw on the reverse? 

New roof and car port, all new water pipes, dry basement work, clean out of junk left, painting,  new appliances, siding replaced in eves and rain gutters added, new lights in some rooms, new floors in 1/2 the house, new HVAC. 

Then it happened again when the city tested the fire hydrants and left one running & it flooded the basements again.

These will need replacing now or soon, and this typically costs $8k - $10k I suggest having them camera'ed, here is who we use for that"A prospective buyer should NOT be left hanging after the inspection to make the decision on what is important and what isn't.

I have a year left at my current unit before I transfer next summer.

Good afternoon BP, I'm currently lookin for advice on how to renovate property that was left to me.

The general feeling at least around here is that we have a year or two left before the market goes down.My question is this, with the equity I have in my current property, which really doesn't profit me a ton, how would you go about pulling out equity?