Do you have a program for that?

I'm sure there are housing programs to assist your tenants in Co.Should I sell drugs on the street and say if I don't provide them, someone else will?

No active leaks noted yet but they may be a concern. there is an old inground pool that is a liablity but I would plan to rent a jackhammer, push the smashed concrete in, and fill the rest with dirt and throw some seed over the top.Broker did not have access to environmentals or appraisals because the bank bought the property back before foreclosure. broker seems to imply that the concerns are deffered maintenance and estimating capital requirements for roof and windows. broker also implies that seller will not accept less than $800k.cash flow is currently negative due to being poorly managed IMO. the budget includes items like $1,800 for telephone when a phone cost 25-30 per month. the bigger kicker is there is an option to either rent with no utilities included (at rental rates quoted above) or to pay an extra $100 for water and electric included (units have central HVAC included in electric).about 40 units have opted into this program giving a budgeted utility rebill income of around $4,000, the problem is that budgeted electric is over $4,000 and water is just over $4,000, and not only that but in September the electric bill was more than $8,000.

Headaches down the road are pre-programmed otherwise.Even if it some sort of condo situation, a condo assoc. with 2 owners will probably always end up in a deadlock.

Your best bet is the gov's program, I think it is called homesteps.

Googled it:Home-Buying Assistance HUD offers a program called the Homeownership Voucher Program through local public housing agencies.

Well I guess that's not true we have found mentorship programs that are asking for money we don't have.

I wouldn't spend big bucks for 'mentoring' or 'guru' programs yet.

I have another client that uses the free program "Wave Accounting".

Happened before.Get the "reset tool" and you can "re-program" the locks without a key if the tenant were to re-key them, or if they "lose" the program.