While you may be able to cancel it based on the fact that the PM should not have been representing the landlord in the first place, I think you'd be hard pressed to win on those grounds were the tenants to push back.A judge would look at the situation and say one of two things.

See if you can get an introduction.My second best source of investors is press coverage.

. :-)My favorite answer to most of life's pressing questions is, "It Depends".What do you have the time or desire to do is the first thing you need to ask yourself before anyone else.

What is their most pressing need?

So I'm in this full court press and I don't quite know what to do.I havea list of cash flow homes ready for me to purchasea list of 4 plexes ready for me to either purchase or rehaba list of SFR ready for me to rehab1 retail buyer and 1 investor, interested in cash flowa cheap contractor from churchANDno moneywith the buyers in place, do you think hard money lenders will lend me money, even on the cheap SFR houses?

I understand I can find deals through the MLS (which relates to point one since I can't use it unless I'm a broker), through Craigslist, Facebook Ads, Door Hangers, Bus Bench Advertising and naturally other investors.

In exchange we provided the confession to the police for their files but declined to press charges.The investigator cost me $1500.  

I am by no means a experienced landlord; I have one property; but in Mass I'd be hard pressed to find anyone who fully understands all the landlord / tenant laws... that being said I am curious about the "Notice To Enter".

@SethSherman Great story and you definitely should hit the local press with it.

Do you do this after the top has hardened and stand the bench-top on end, or is it all done in place at the same time?