I have not conducted any inspections, but my mentor conducts a walk through inspection three times per year.

We would like to ensure that you have a clear understanding of our rental process up front.We will conduct a credit and background check and contact references as part of the application process.It is important to provide a clear and complete application to make this process as smooth as possible.Please ensure you will meet the following qualification requirements before applying as there is a non-refundable application fee:Stable, verifiable gross income of at least 3 times the monthly rentFavorable credit history - no judgments to prior landlordsPositive references from previous 3 landlordsNo eviction historyClean criminal background check – no feloniesAll applications must be accompanied by a non-refundable application fee of $25 for the first adult and $15 for each additional resident over 18 years of age.This fee covers the cost of the credit and background checks.Again, we encourage you to apply only if you are confident in meeting the qualification requirements.Applications will be processed in the order received, and the fee will only be charged upon processing.If the apartment is rented prior to your application being processed, we will return your application fee.We use TransUnion SmartMove for our screening process.Upon receipt of a completed application with fee, we will send an invitation for you via e-mail to complete the application with SmartMove directly – there will be no additional cost for this beyond the application fee.This process helps protect the integrity of your personal information.

Hi experts!
I had a recent situation occur that I'm thinking to file a complaint about but I'd like your input to see if this is viable.

I am not an agent but have been following listings of potential fore...

When the income is derived simply from buying and selling, especially if there is value added through the process, then that typically will be viewed as conducting a trade or business, and if done on a regular or repeated basis, would have UBIT exposure.So it is not the notes, but the buy, remedy, resell model that create the exposure.

Not everything dreamed up by someone somewhere else will always fly.I think too that what many starting off may not understand is that in RE, you have an inventory of tools that allow you to conduct business.

NH allows either 3 or 5 days (I forget the number) to change the name on the memorandum of sale (You probably know that foreclosures are conducted at each property and not on the courthouse steps)As noted in my first paragraph, there is an active REIA.

Anything is possible if you can find a motivated buyer in time.The catch will be that you might very well need to find a way outside of the normal escrow to conduct the transition between you and the other buyer.Sounds like the kinda thing I'd bring in a local expert on to make it happen.

Conduct interviews, get references, have them provide quotes, and use a scope of work agreement with those you higher.

Use a loan servicer, that will provide you with some protections from wrongful conduct and issues.

What any investor broker/agent or otherwise needs to do is to approach their own legal counsel to review the best way to conduct themselves with the least amount of liability.