If someone was robbing me at gunpoint i'd much rather cooperate and give them whatever I had than try to escalate the situation and further risk death.

*If your aunt was cooperative, you may have been able to form some formal operating agreement... although I am not sure how that operating agreement would hold up in your state.1.

Hi Kris,Unless the sellers are really cooperative, it honestly sounds easier to just do a normal offer and flip/BRRRR using cash or hard money.

Study HOA documentation prior to purchase as rental restrictions can limit the usage as an income property, especially when HOA is non-cooperative.

I know she won't cooperate, but I would love to get the property back, renovated and put it back to rent. 

Hi everyone, I am looking at getting into the section 8 rental market as a foreign investor, what are the "best" states to invest in, in terms of cash flow and actually working with the city to cooperate and pass inspections.Is there anyone on here who could point me into the right direction of anyone that has done this, or the best way to go about doing this?

Most loan packages include something you sign that says that you will cooperate with them to correct any technical errors like this and I believe it also includes the ability for them to sign for you if you don't but obviously they prefer to have clean paperwork where you have signed it. 

Hello BP,I had the opportunity to start my REI journey by buying a Co-Op apartment close to the beach a few months ago. I bought it in cash since it seems most banks don't work with Co-Ops. I did a HELOC on my primary...

The other side will try to mediate a bit, and ultimately, if they don't cooperate you will get the eviction order.

Quote from @David Cooper: That would be much appreciated Sammy, please pass on the info!