It's what you would do AFTER a foreclosure proceeding, in most cases, not prior

We did buy a program, but because of our prior experience, we knew what we needed.Let's talk funding.

I was able to get proof that my properties are on the up-and-up for lead levels, if I were to have had lead issues, it would have been a lot easier to address and remediate them while my properties are vacant vs occupied, and I'm protecting myself as an investor from potential headaches if the city does in fact start to enforce having this certification prior to evicting a tenant. 

I want to get a “checklist” of what I need to do next in terms of the legal side and paperwork to get this thing rented out (or even steps I need to take prior to renting it out, such as getting insurance and a contract agreement).

I'd like to hear from you if you started on your own, with no prior knowledge and have made it to the point where you are successful, and can support yourself, are enjoying it.

Tenant B has not asked to stay in the unit prior to the lease, only to put belongings there. 

You gained credibility when you took personal risk to protect your LPs during the prior downturn, and you’ve secured my trust with your actions during this cycle.

I also rehabbed it prior to going str. 

They approved a tenant in Dec. 2023, with 4 prior evictions (latest being in 2018), and some other misdemeanors, and the PM ended up evicting them in early July.

Seems like it would be easy enough for a residential underwriter to condition for the home to be vacant prior to closing.