I have several rental properties, and I am inclined to not run background or credit checks on students that are in professional graduate school (medical,dental, PA, optometry, etc) because I know the requirements of the school will not permit students with a criminal history, and they are funded by loans or parents and don't have much credit history anyway.  

Regarding this very real concern about rising health care costs, especially for  those with families who depend on them, an HSA account is a very useful tool to help fund medical expenses.  

It cost around $4k to replace and I paid $2800 out of pocket that was not covered by the claim.

Hello fellow investors, I have found a property in the Bronx that was advertised as a 3-family but the seller is claiming that it is zoned as a 2-family.

They usually arnt allowed in small claims court either.

I had an 18 month hiatus from the W2 job so I was able to claim RE professional.

Some experts claim that 80% the business results from / after the fifth letter.

(Seller tells you he's holding a $200 sec dep but 6 months later when the tenant moves out they claim to have paid a $500 deposit and want it back....).

It is not up to the association or manager to determine if a claim is covered.

Never rely on tenants.Court will not support your claims as issues were not likely caused by tenant.