Property managers,I’ve noticed more landlords pulling cash-out refis to reinvest in additional properties or improve existing ones.Do you see refinancing as a momentum builder for scaling, or does it add too much risk to long-term stability?

I didnt know even to evict I have to pay money out of my pocket just to make the house empty and not even a chance of getting my owed rent back.Even if I lower the rent which I am willing to, problem is not getting good tenant.  

They've really improved the electric fireplaces to make them much improved from the old fake/cartoony looking fireplaces imo.

. $30k should be more than enough cash to purchase your first house hack, especially if you're using a VA loan (0% down), although by putting 0% down your expectation for cash flow should be pretty low unless you're making improvements to the building.For paying off the debts, I recommend focusing on the credit card debt.

If they had money, chances are they wouldn't be doing novation deals. 

Tax tools like depreciation and 1031 exchanges improve after-tax results.

Are there alternative approaches under Vermont law that might allow us to either require improved conditions (due to health/safety concerns) or provide support/resources while still protecting ourselves as landlords?

(Low chance though)Mold was clearly pre-existing, but inspection was waived.Previous owner seems to have knowingly concealed the issue.Question👉 Has anyone dealt with a similar mold + nondisclosure situation?

Improve the lookup function.  

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