One of my lenders accidentally put one of my loans in forbearance this time.

He did not like only getting 3 leads a week from the company ( and poor leads at that)  think and watch the movie Glenn Garry Glenn Ross selling dirt.So he bought a printing press and after school a10 YO I had to print 3,000 door hangers before I could go play.then on the weekend myself my brother and usually 2 or 3 friends would then drive to a neighborhood early 5am on a sat or sun and put the door hangers out..

'Hoping for the best' me hopes we get a vaccine in 10-12 months and our economy presses the play button again. 

Hello everyone,I've been on BP for a few years now (since I became an accidental landlord).

The press for years has had their fun trashing it. 

Each day we would go to the deli and my mother would give us any "accidental" food that the kitchen had made by mistake.

Around 10 years ago, my father thought he was splitting his half with his wife and says he accidentally deeded over his half ownership entirely to his second wife and step daughters.  

First check your state laws regarding security deposits.If we have a tenant that trashes a property, we cannot just automatically forfeit their security deposit and we have 30 days to send the tenants an itemized list of charges against their deposit.In Texas if an owner does not follow proper procedure even though the tenant trashed the property, the tenant can go back after the owner for triple the security deposit plus attorney fees and court costs.If you accidentally did not follow your state laws, I would immediately refund the total deposit.If you followed your state laws, then you should have at least contractor invoices for the work done to justify the expenses against her security deposit.

I'm curious, how did you accidentally flip the apt unit? 

If you're just getting started I think you'd be hard pressed to skip over San Antonio based on price of entry alone...Obviously every market is competitive right now but I think you'd have a better shot here especially being an out of state investor.