I also know in RI if there is an altercation and someone feels threatened they can get a temporary no contact order and one of them has to move so watch out for that one then you will need the eviction...  

It's tight, as there will of course be closing costs, and some renovation costs, but I want to show I have the money in the account.I can open an LLC for 250-300 dollars within a week, or I can just work with a title company to show a sort of temporary LLC in case I don't get the house.I need to put down earnest money (say, 1,000).All of this requires time, effort and a bit of difficulty as I live overseas.I know I won't get every REO I bid for, but I was wondering if it is worth it to do all this, assuming the bank will reject my offer, in the hope that there will eventually be a property that is worth what I offer for it, and I will get it if I keep making offers.Also, if I show I have an LLC that turns a profit, what are the tax implications?

I had some issues with getting the C O but I'm trying to give the buyer a credit so we can close with a temporary C O once that's settled I'll be closing .

You need to find another place asap or make arrangements for temporary housing.

It's a temporary solution until we can move back in and eventually just sell.

This makes them pretty attractive, especially if you're only looking at this as a temporary funding source for acquiring & rehabbing the properties.  

These challenges are temporary and typically revolve around vacancies.

Hi -- We are working on a rehab and trying to figure out how to pay the workers on this temporary project.

We have a temporary shortage of housing due to the floods last year, when around 120 homes were destroyed in our county.  

Are you talking about somebody here on a temporary basis?