It is a paste that you coat with, cover with paper, wait and remove. then neutralize.

Since now I'm dealing with two different people, the title holder and the borrower.I know investors that buy HOA liens do it for the purpose of renting out the properties while waiting for the senior liens to foreclose.

I understand the best case scenerio is your new tenant moves in the same day your last tenant moves out.I wonder how some of you landlords minimize the turn over time.This mean you do showings while the last tenant was still occupying the property.To me the problem is, during the last two weeks or so of a tenant leaving the property, usually the property interior is a mess.

During that time learn how to find and buy properties sub2 so minimal cash is needed except for an emergency fund.

(And still do sometimes) From section 8 wait lists to the $250 for a parking spot units I learned a lot just listening to them all.

Hey everyone, fairly new here. I have read more or less every real estate book I can get my hands on here in the last 3 months or so. A friend of mine and I are beginning to seriously consider buying real estate in...

My question here....I will have minimal cashflow from this rental property (mortgage/hoa/ins/etc is $2400 and I've rented for $2800).

I can't wait to get my first one under my belt.

You'll have more fun doing it for real for yourself in addition.FWIW every successful REI I listen to their story started out pushing a lawnmower or waited tables.

I'm personally a newbie, but can't wait to get started.Like others have said, everyone's situation is different.