Houses are sitting.

Nothing sits on the market for a year that isn't wildly over priced, poorly marketed and/or made difficult to show.Potential buyers have probably tried to see the place and are being denied or some sort of nonsense to make them not want to make an offer.I bet the realtor will have some interesting info to share - or if they won't say anything to you bc their agreement is with your partner kindly share with them that the houses are in your name and the listing's need canceled immediately unless they start cooperating.Have you laywerd up yet?

How long will the space sit vacant if they leave before you find a new tenant?

Specifically, I'm interested in understanding the challenges and experiences associated with the barment process and the subsequent quiet title action after the redemption period concludes.What complications, if any, have you encountered during the barment process or while pursuing a quiet title action in GA?

So the only money a lender makes is the fees and origination.Civic should you what happens when lenders try to sit on their own notes - when the market slipped and their loans started defaulting they went under.Now, sometimes a broker has a corresponding lender agreement with a lender which means that all the broker fees are white labeled into the HUD and grouped with the lenders and now you can't tell what fees are the lenders and which are the brokers.

Not just "be quiet when outside after 10pm". 

It will sit on their credit and prevent them from qualifying for a loan or taking advantage of another landlord.

She heard what the HML was doing and had a nice HELOC at under 2% sitting there going unused and she decided she'd use the bank's money (the HELOC) to make the float (5% diff plus the 3pts on every deal.

I would not let my tenants sit in a house with no AC for a week in what's literally the hottest period of the year. 

If you can get a primary residence rate on it and STR it when you move out, you'd probably be sitting pretty.