Freddie can overlook this somewhat if you use professional management, but if you're working with banks you're fighting not only the experience component, but the net worth requirement, AND being an out of state investor.Point being, it's important to know now only what you can buy, but who you're going to use for financing as you need to consider what financing hurdles you'll encounter.

Notes are maybe short term and the Fed wants to continue fighting Inflation by raising the Interest Rate, when we are really in a Deflationary Cycle.

I actually did a showing once where some guy was so incensed by me telling him he had to many people I was glad to tell him to go take it up with city hall on Monday; he kept wanting to argue with me about it.You could fight it if they measured the room wrong.

Chances are she will not fight.

By the time that you provide your notice and file an eviction lawsuit, the tenant fights back, you have a hearing, etc... you're going to spend more than a month anyway.  

Who was going to fight that kind of investment in manipulating power?

Hard to fight city hall.

I agree with Fred,the tenant is not involved in this dog fight so don't drag them into it.Simply tell the tenant that you are now in complete charge of the property and any questions should be directed to you personally.

Pretty much everyone is fighting off the MLS.

They're very sweet and nice couple but now fighting over where to buy their first home in south bay area.