Now aside from being a meanie and stiring the pot, Use your credit at Lowes and HD or other material providers, they have payment plans that will cover 90 days.Ask your lender if they will file a future advance deed of trust.

EVEN if they don't buy the home you meet them to look at, you're most likely the first agent they have worked with.Jack pot :cool: Danny

Going to that level is a totally different game, you will have a bunch of employees, substantial overhead and a big pot of money which basically forces you to continue buying so you don't have to give the money back and cut your employees.

Just for the record for the 15th or so time, I clarified many times that I was refering to CA and referenced that so many times, so try reading again and get off my case.Ryan, it appears you only want to stir up the pot to argue (yet again), I am trying to help others, if you don't have any real help to offer them, move on.Again, you are picking the wrong tree to bark up, I bite back and hard!

I frequently have situations coming up, like a chronically late paying tenant who wants to leave voluntarily to avoid eviction, and roomates who are leaving or getting kicked out by their other roomates.I am getting this form from a landlord legal guide.

Those who lost a home to foreclosure think that they have fewer options - and if you consider accepting them, you should play that up; if you had to evict them, then the pool of landlords who would accept them would diminish.I agree with MikeOH on the point of only taking them if they left voluntarily from the foreclosed home, and avoiding them if they were evicted/ejected.

So I go back a few days later to lay down some mulch and when I checked the other tenants flower bed, I noticed that they planted the plants, still in the freaking black plastic pots!!

We elected a guy who bragged in his own book that he smoked pot and snorted cocaine.

These guys don't have a pot to pee in so they don't have the option and I'm not restructuring the mortgage so they can profit.Anyway we have a deal for me to give them $2K, forgive their mortgage and resell it.

I don't think anyone would voluntarily optin to a sublist without getting something out of it.