Do most writ of possessions usually go smooth?

When you mention a Slider, I suspect you mean a sliding glass door or was it a sliding window?

If you lied and slide by and a future incident arises, your file will be examined and you'll get to explain later.A borrower doesn't determine the type of loan as to commercial or residential as it can be booked by the lender, just because you are a landlord doesn't mean you have a commercial loan.

Hope all goes smoothly for you.As my friend Ward Hanigan says, "The proof of the pudding is in the eating."

Hi MatI know this is a little - OK, a lot, off topic, but if you have any Asian market, you're creating bad Feng Shui with the sliding back door because luck comes in one door and straight out the back.  

We are currently in the process of refinancing our MF home property to pull cash out again to use those funds for more acquisitions and rehabs.We were able to leverage that initial $10,000 into first 1 unit, then 4, then 8, then 10, and if everything goes smoothly in escrow over the next month, 23.

They are going to clean the roots off the top of the ground with the stump grinder to make it smooth so you don't trip over the roots. 

Purchase price: $65kRehab $15k (nothing upfront but a good clean) but eventually will rehab kitchen, two full bathrooms, replace carpet with laminate wood, sliding glass door to deckARV: $100kMonthly rent: $1000/moTaxes:           ($192)Insurance:     ($20)HOA:              ($196) Maint 5%:       ($50)Vac 5%:          ($50)____________________NOI $492/moCash on cash return $5,904/$65,000 = 9% returnIn 6 mo, we plan to refi.

Seconding other's advice -- if you have the option, use a 0% offer to pay off the CC debt, but make sure to make aggressively pay it down rather than using it as an excuse to slide on payments and fritter the money away.

I am 3 years in on my first rental, having gone through a smooth, no problem tenant change once.