This is a little lengthy so forgive me.I had a buyer that I signed multiple extensions for.

Our experience is that if we get jammed up on plan objections or don't want to wait for lengthy court backlogs we just let them move forward and in a short period of time most debtors default on the plan and then we swoop back in for the MFR. 

I have a lengthy background in residential framing, and general maintenance.I would love to answer any questions anyone has about framing/building. 

I do 15 minute block showings, and hand out a LENGTHY application to anyone interested.

Then start the lengthy process of eviction; usually six months to a year.

I am a newbie Investor, I apologize in advance; for this is a lengthy question and a little bit on how I got started.

With the various types of loans and lengthy regulations for each, I'm curious what options are available if one couldn't provide 2 years history or proof of steady income.Obviously, this is all hypothetically speaking as I'm just thinking ahead to possible scenarios and sizing up options before moving forward.

Okay this is THE most important and slightly lengthy topic that confuses and baffles most, but fear not!

I have enough money saved up to make the payments, even if there were a lengthy vacancy period.

We also want to be able to take care of our parents as they start aging and we believe that having passive income through rental properties is the best way to offset those costs.Thank you for spending the time reading this lengthy (I like to think thorough) introduction.