It only takes about an hour a day and keeps the money where it belongs - my wallet.  

I know my journey will probably be long and hard but I haven't felt this passionate about anything like this in my life, so I'm ready for the challenges and rewards. 

Generally until that foreclosure suit is final the property still belongs to the original owners and you can buy it from them.

It's the National Association of Residential Property Managers that most of us (good) property managers belong to, and it's a good place to start to get a few company names for your first interviews.If you go to the Home page and click "Search for a Member" it will give you the option to choose a state or a chapter.

Once you have bought the house, anything attached to the house and property belongs to you so they have no right to it.

Look at it this way – if $825 is their price ceiling, they may/will be renters for a long time and will probably be long term in your property.

If she leaves, then all her belongings will leave with her and you can do the heat treatment which is done in one day (but is MUCH more expensive). 

Perhaps a conversation on business name and marketing before having an LLC belongs in another post though...so we'll see where this conversation goes and maybe I'll post that up there.Thanks in advance for any help and assistance!

Plus, they get to know their belongings are covered if a pipe bursts and the place floods (your insurance for the pipe, theirs for their belongings and the hotel while it's fixed) or if they are robbed.As a landlord, there is no con to requiring this policy.

I belong to a condo association with similar financial problems, only it is main line sewer replacement throughout the complex instead of roof repair (although they had a huge special assessment for new roofing and siding several years before we purchased).