Hard to save a 20% for a down payment but still looking for alternatives like Credit cards, personal loans, hard money lender and even my car, after i finish my degree.

he said no, I don't have a car.

@Jason Carrillo you mentioned old houses, and it sounds like you're suggesting that old houses automatically come with more risk/headaches.One of the biggest misconceptions by inexperienced investors is that new houses are inherently less costly, and less headache to maintain than older houses.

(her car, broken down car, guest, and RV) Another breach.If this does not fix the problem, I will offer a penalty free option for her to leave, and worst case, then I will hire a professional to go about the eviction.I know BP talks about offering to pay to move them - is this something I bring up before I start an eviction process?

No matter how thorough my communication is, people still take cars/vans where they shouldn’t go and get stuck in mud or snow. 

Almost all commercial insurance policies have policy language automatically adding the PM as an additional insured. 

Purchase price: $77,000 Cash invested: $13,000 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 1 car garage, 720 sq ft built in 1949 What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Not only that but you can automatically screen tenants with an application and credit and background checks, collect rent through the app that will automatically be deposited into your account, automate late fees, itll send emails to your tenants when their lease needs to be renewed or when there rent is due soon/late, it'll automatically generate profit and loss statements and tax documents and more!

Of course @Luke Carl is correct as well.

It is like asking how much does a car cost?