Not all of them it's something I'm reading on currently though.It's a tenant's paradise.It says you can't get rid of someone if they tear up your house, don't pay rent or when they cause a problem in the neighborhood.

Those harm small business.

I think if we really dove into this you will see this same thing has caused or partially caused so many of the apartment syndicators like ODC to suffer with their deals in Texas..

At his request I examined the posts on Bigger Pockets made by Mike Beggovich, Steve Lillie and Karen Haddigan for the purpose of seeing if a cause of action exists for defamation and liable.

The only negative is when a tenant cause issue arises they can’t pay for the repair.

But if this would pull focus from family, there’s no harm locking in a solid long-term tenant this winter and revisiting the MTR idea next year — especially since you’ll still own a great unit near a hospital when you’re ready.5.

. 📈❌ Now with the government shutdown, the scheduled jobs report that was supposed to come out 11/7, will now be postponed, causing further uncertainty with where things are at from an economic standpoint

Quote from @James McGovern: A buyer agent made an error in judgment and caused the buyer to lose their deposit.

That being said a portable mortgage might really cause a major shift in the market.

If someone originally loaned you $5K and then received $6K when you flipped the property, issuing a 1099 for $6K could cause them to pay taxes on the full amount, rather than just the $1K profit they earned.A cleaner way to structure this might be to have them buy into the partnership instead.