If you just hire the cheapest or first PMC you speak with and it turns into a bad experience, please don’t assume ALL PMC’s are bad and start trashing PMC’s in general.

Nothing bad or personal, but my lord my friend...even my sister spent countless WEEKS for FREE trying and trying to prod you forward.  

IF the tenant is bad/ problematic, then I know a few people who go for month to month just because it gives the flexibility to end their stay by giving 60-day vacate notice. 

In the past I have not, but depending on your state laws I think this is either not a bad idea if you are in a more landlord reasonable state to downright essential if you are in a tenant sided state.

I hope I didn't kill your buzz, but you get a lot of novices holding themselves out to be experts on social media sites that give really bad advice...please be careful.

So many investors get caught buying in the ghetto, not realizing how bad the neighborhood is. 

I'm not saying they are a bad option as I'm sure many have had positive experiences. 

A good lender will keep you out of bad deals as much as they’ll fund the good ones, and building that relationship early makes your first few flips a lot smoother.Haha, I as we like to say, that rate is only as good as their ability to ACTUALLY close on it. 

Cheap properties are cheap because they are in bad locations. 

I'm curious if anyone in the BP community has had experience - good or bad - with renting to sober living tenants.