You should also know that with the transition to Sage acquisitions we have seen recent HUD homes have listing prices that are not condition and location appropriate.

You have every right to terminate the tenancy as long as you give the appropriate written notice required by your state.

I have also tried new western acquisitions and other wholesalers, but the whole "cash buyers only" and "hard money lender needed at ridiculous rates" and "the market is so hot, you won't have time for proper inspection" and "awesome 3/2 in Plano for 150k, ARV 450K" is a little too much for me to handle...Best part was an agent sending me CMA for a property that were all cheaper/sq ft on a property I inquired about, and said it was priced appropriately.

If it seems appropriate, I may do some probing to gauge interest in an early end to the lease.

You are putting a deposit down for the appropriate governing body to foreclose on the property for delinquent property taxes.

Hey everyone, I'm looking to invest in my first property soon, I've been running numbers on properties but when it comes to monthly insurance, I'm not sure what's an appropriate amount to put in.

His mom, the homeowner, is in a rehabilitation program, but she should be back by the middle of september.

I am not the only owner of the LLC...Would appreciate any comments (from other active or inactive licensee) on disclosures to buyer/sellers during the first contact, which can be appropriate in this case.

Anna,When repairs or improvements are made to rental property which is not actually rented or advertised for rent, the improvements are capitalized over the appropriate life of the assets.  

If anyone has any properties in those areas with what we're looking for, please don't hesitate to contact me.Admins:  I hope this discussion is appropriate.