Eventually, they started tearing out the finished basement and found the oil on the back side of the sheetrock, wicked up from an oil spill.Good luck!

I'm sure I'm going to get push back eventually on the aggressive breed and 50lb restriction being discrimination, but luckily our area is much slower to catch up to these ridiculous trends.I obviously prefer tenants without animals, but it's to the point where everyone has something, so now we just turn it into a revenue source$25/month per pet + $200-$300 non refundable fee.We enforce quiet enjoyment pretty aggressively. 

Examples: I take a refundable pet deposit instead of a non-refundable one or a monthly fee, I currently pay the whole water bill without taking money from tenants because the duplex is watered together (I will eventually get a separate meter but the outlay is more than I want to pay right now) assuming it doesn't get out of control, paid for the new doorknobs on the bedrooms because the tenants requested locks despite the lead tenant saying they would pay for it, planning to replace the microwave hood simply because it's louder than it should be though it still works, etc.I'm probably losing out on a minimum of $100 monthly.

Purchase price: $50,000 Cash invested: $7,500 I acquried two homes on one lot, one 4 bed 2 bath that used to be a duplex and can be easily converted back. and a 2 bed 1 bath.

Also, refer to the money that he pays you as "Non-Refundable Option Consideration" if he takes possession and begin to pay rent, his NROC is converted into deposit monies (and a lease is signed), if not, it is forfeit.

Eventually one of them moved back home. 

Good afternoon, I am a semi new real estate investor( my husband and I converted an old residence into a rental once we moved into a new place) and have started to attend real estate meet ups in our area (Eau Claire, WI).

Plans are in place to convert one-quarter of the property into public parking for the barbershop, with the remainder potentially being developed as residential space along the lines of townhomes or condominiums over the next 18 to 24 months. _________________________________________________________________________________________________- An opening date is tentatively set for sometime between the next six to eight weeks, pending ongoing city ordinance approvals required during buildout. _________________________________________________________________________________________________- P.S.

My goal and my company is actively working toward being the big name in tiny house community development on the front range, and eventually the nation.

I am also interested in eventually expanding into doing flips, and purchasing buy and holds.