I'm new to BP and have learned so much. I'm so glad there is a website like this. Here's my dilemma. My husband and I have recently bought a 4 unit apartment building in Indiana. The seller is an elderly woman (85) wh...

HUD propertie I guess, listing period = exclusive - so only owner occupant, non profit organisations or government entities can offer anything.

I'd much rather a tenant report the unwanted presence of a creature so that I can have it respectfully relocated than deal with it themselves.

I have a dispute over a roof replacement job in Elkhart, Indiana in that the roofer didn't obtain code of compliance as the inspector was unable to verify a couple of things about the roof because the roofer didn't organise time with the inspector before the shingles were put down.I am looking for a local attorney in Elkhart who understands such issues to help me out here.

Maybe you could pay them a fee for their unwanted leads.

They don't need to get caught up on repairsNo need to fix things upNo need to have the house ready for strangers coming through to look at any timeYou can help suggest movers/ packing/ yard sale facilitatorsYou can do the final clean-up and disposal of unwanted items.Good luck. 

One of the BP members mentioned creating an LLC and PO Box to preserve anonymity - that's a good idea too in that it insulates you from any unwanted visitors. 

If he's not then it's up to you to decide if he's gonna cause you to lose a tenant or cause you unwanted drama.

I have even seen vacant houses that are apparently unwanted by the borrower get postponed.

Another Unwanted Vacant Land Deal Turned into Cash.