There are rarely perfect persons wanting to rent.

It’s a low income home so I don’t expect them to be perfect however I see now that collecting the rent is slowly becoming an issue each month.

It always starts great, works out perfect on paper and then it almost always goes sideways and it is never the family members fault.

I would bet that most states, when confronted with a factual scenario where a money judgment lien is perfected in the gap (after notices to junior lien holders are sent by the foreclosing lender, but prior to the auction sale) hold that the judgment lien is extinguished as to a bona fide purchaser regardless of whether actual notice of the sale was received.

In a perfect world I would install a short window the length of the wall near the ceiling and then add in the insert shower or tile it.

I think you should get an RE License.That's a great idea and the perfect way for a stay at home mom to get started in real estate.Mike

I have a 1070SF 3-1 with a nice yard and a tenant like that.That's what I was thinking, it would be perfect for a single person, or a childless couple.

Many get so focused on infinite ROI that they pass up 100% ROI "almost perfect brrrrs"

I personally believe this would be a mistake, with a few minor exceptions.Exception one: I bought a home a few years back that only needed about $20k in rehab so it was very light work for my area, kitchen was perfect and area was fantastic.

Bill Walston,You put it perfectly.