All Forum Posts by: Rod Hanks

If she is on a month to month lease then all you can do is give if her notice to vacate which you already did. I would probably go by and introduce myself and make sure she received the notice and offer to help her find another place. Tenants usually move when asked by a new owner.

I second and third everyone else.... Section 8 is a great program as long as you properly screen the tenants. My best tenants over the years have been section 8 clients.

No evictions period! Been down that road and will not go again. It's always an excuse but I can't pay my bills with excuses.

@Bret Allen

Welcome to BP! There is a wealth of information and valuable contacts on this forum.  I always have legal questions and I will make sure I look you up next time. If I can help you in any way, let me know.

To Your Success!!!

@Mark Allen

Congratulations Mark! I look forward to your updates.

@Matt Buchalski

Hey Matt, I have several rentals in Oak Cliff and Pleasant Grove with Section 8 tenants. In fact, I prefer Section 8 tenants over other tenants. I would love to help you.  I am a agent/investor. PM me and lets connect.

Brandon Clark That's a great creative idea! Just make sure you factor into your calculations the payment on the heloc. Make sure it cash flows and you have decent reserves. That's one of the easiest ways to buy with no money down.

J. Martin Very inspirational and motivational post! Congratulations on your success!!!!

Just ask! What is the family going to do with the house? Are y'all renting the house out or plan on selling? If the family ever decides to sell your moms house let me know...I buy houses.

@Account Closed

As long as they are paying the rent and late fees I would not evict them because of the high costs of turnovers. I would discuss the situation with them and raise the rent a reasonable amount and sign a new lease. If the market rents are 40-50% higher then they will not go anywhere and they will understand your increase.