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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

First Eviction Complete- How I survived.
Well BP,
My first eviction has come and gone. I currently own 15 units, and have owned real estate for 1.5 years now and I had my first eviction today, June 13th 2018. The tenants were professional tenants. During my background check they actually gave me the # of one of their family members as their "landlord", bad due diligence on my part. So 3 months delinquent on rent, how did I survive?
OWNING MULTIPLE PROPERTIES. If this single family house were my only investment I would have struggled to cover the basic PITI, yes @Grant Cardone, you are right...... But since I owned multiple units that were collecting income I could go through the eviction process without any repercussions of my personal bank account. My other tenants payed for their rent.
So my best advice, acquire more units.
I love the power of real estate and can't wait to gain more and more experience.
Thanks again BP. Now please get me on the podcast!! @Mindy Jensen @Joshua Dorkin @Brandon Turner @David Greene @Scott Trench
- Cassidy Burns
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- 540-960-1507
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So sorry you had to go through that. Evictions are easily the worst part of landlording. I agree that proper reserves/cash flow are what it takes to get you through pretty much any challenge. I've done 4 and the only thing that gets easier is working your way through the paperwork. Everything else is a strain. I've never lost as much sleep as I do when I'm in the middle of an eviction.
Hang in there. BP should give badges for First Eviction Completed. (@Mindy Jensen - We need badges!!!!)