All matters concerning this tenancy will be addressed through the Tenant, not the Guarantor.This Guaranty shall remain in full force and effect and will not be changed by any extensions or renewals of the Lease Agreement.

On top of the extension, we had to continuously ask over and over, and over for updates. 

I have a tenant who is most often late with rent. She’s asking if she can pay every two weeks when she gets paid. Does anyone have experience with this?

Hello,I searched the articles on Baselane's website, BP, and Reddit.  I can't seem to figure out how to structure the tenant's portion of the rent while showing that a portion is being paid by the housing department. ...

Typically, a lease extension does not count towards the three annual maximum, as there isn't another screening process necessary, but again, please confirm directly with the association.Finally, it can be extremely difficult to place tenants over the summer months, so doing everything you can to limit liability here is key such as being close to hospitals (travel nurse marketing) and heavy business areas (temporary housing needed for professionals).

I absolutely intend to utilize a property manager, but I am wondering more whether the buying, and rehab process would require extensive time spent in the area of the property, versus how much of this could be performed successfully from abroad.Thanks!

Things were fine at first but I’m now in a bit of a bind and trying to think a few moves ahead.Here’s the situation:- Purchase price: $282K- Seller financed $280K at 4.5%- I’ve been making interst only payments on time- The property is cash flowing- Property is worth around $270K now- Balloon is coming due soonThe seller was hesitant to extend but has agreed a 12-month extension with following stipulation:- $2,800 extension fee (1%)- $10K principal paydown- New interest rate of 5%- No further extensions — balloon would be due June 2026The deal is cash flowing but I’m concerned I’ll be upside down when it’s time to refi and might need to bring a large chunk of cash to the table.Would love to hear from anyone who’s dealt with something like this:- How would you approach it?

They commit in writing to extensive marketing The real question is if a listing agent is merely an access to MLS or represents a real value add in the way of individualized advice for the seller’s particular situation leading to a higher sale price, quicker sale, or “easier’ sale.  

It needs extensive renovations, and we would probably flip it once finished.

You can find higher ROI (on paper) here and probably in other cities…but the probability of actually collecting rent significantly decreases.