This is how most of us buy real estate--nothing special.

Washington inherited two large estates; the first was the estate he got possession of when marrying Martha; however, unlike most husbands of that era he didn’t “consume” the ownership of Martha’s estate into his own; he operated it in a “trust” capacity for the benefit of Martha and her daughter by a previous marriage.  

I think special tools are needed in this instance. 

Hi everyone,Can anyone recommend a broker or company that specializes in selling new construction and turn-key apartment complexes.

Our company specializes in full-service property management & construction aside from sales as well, so we work with a lot of real estate investors.

I'm a Realtor in Northeast Georgia who specializes in working with investors—and my husband builds single-family residential homes—we’ve learned that a key first step you can take now is to start assembling a strong team.

I’ve had some good insight from this forum with mixed responses which help reinforce that neither is a specially bad option. 

Conduct tenant interviews or verify payment history to confirm rental income.For larger multifamily deals, work with a commercial real estate broker who specializes in multifamily properties.

It could be he is lodged and charged after which you can take possession based on abandonment/non-payment.It's always a good idea to use an attorney but if you spend the time, read the laws it's a pretty straight forward process to evict on the grounds you stated.  

hello, I am under contract for an apartment building, and I will be using seller financing, and this is my first time doing that.can anyone offer any advice on things to look out for or special provisions to put in the contract or to avoid in a seller finance deal?