At one time, I owned a rental home in Jacksonville, Florida, then when I bought the building, all four units were rented, however the amount of the rent covered the mortgage, but it seemed like a smart investment as well as easy way to make a bit of money! Unfortunately, there were concerns instantly. The one leaseholder complained constantly. She was unhappy with everything from water pressure as well as light fixtures to security as well as temperature control. Another leaseholder was slovenly. There was an exhausting smell coming from the apartment, garbage left in the stairwell as well as cigarette butts tossed in the yard; Despite a no-pet policy, I hastily realized that one leaseholder had at least six cats inside the apartment. There were concerns with a leaking roof, A/C refrigerant leak, ruptured water furnace as well as termites, but keeping up with repairs as well as service was costing me a fortune, but one of the leaseholders eventually quit paying rent altogether. The eviction process was tedious as well as stressful. When I finally got the leaseholder out of the apartment, I discovered that they had poured brick down the drains. They totally destroyed the plumbing system. The cost to repair the detriment would have been astronomical. I couldn’t rent the device as well as couldn’t sell the building in its condition. I just wanted to get out from under the responsibility. A neighbor of mine commanded a currency home buyer. I hadn’t realized that a currency home customer will purchase properties in any state of disrepair. They don’t require an inspection, renovations or even cleaning. It didn’t matter if the units were rented or not. Once I filled out the online contact form, the currency home customer supplied a fair offer. I was under no obligation to accept. I was cheerful with the offer as well as accepted instantly.