Plus there are still stipulations with 3 or 4 family units where you need so much in reserves upfront and so forth.

Sending a guy with baseball bat to PM's primary residence?

Most were his primary residences actually.I always was a good saver and had saved up a nice chunk of change at that point and the thought of buying and renting for long term positive cashflow was very appealing.

There is a pool, playground and basketball ct.Specifics:$150k cash for all 32 units.Expenses are higher than usual as they include a $300 per building HOA cost for pool and landscape maintenance.Owner pays only water about $125 per building.Property tax:$1300/buildingInsurance $600Vacancy needs to be assumed highBuildings were built in 1971 so expense ratio will be above 50%.Onsite resident manager and super on site in exchange for free rent of a 2bd and 1bd.Although price per door is less than $5k the high expense ratio, low vacancy and sketch neighborhood have my ROI questionable and giving me very cold feet.

I have not closed a deal yet and further more I have not found a deal yet, but I have made steps to free up personal cash-flow, clean up my credit report ( old stuff that all I needed to do is dispute and wow there gone now) and refi my personal residence from a %5.75 interest to current rates.

If he thinks he should get part of the deposit, he needs to take it up with the current residents and their new roommate.

Is it their residence or a rental?

I was told that if I did I would pay higher interest as the home is not my primary residence, but still, this all seems like a huge hassle.

Currently deployed to Afghan while in the Army Reserves and still running my business.

The all others is critical and covers everyone known or unknown to reside in the property.This way someone living in their cannot say the eviction says so and so but not me so you can't make me leave.Front and back lock sets cost me 28 dollars for the set with deadbolt and we put those on the second we finish with the writ or the tenant voluntarily hands over the keys and it is vacant without filing eviction.We do this because sometimes even if tenants leave on their own they have an extra key they don't give and then when where they move to doesn't work out or have enough storage they start putting junk back into the apartment they vacated or try to squat there one day and then another place another day.Sometimes in apartments tenants will hop from one apartment where they are evicted to staying with the unit next door that is paying.After awhile say a week or so the good deed wears off and that tenant wants the people gone from their unit.Was the power in the husbands name??