They are afforded time by law before an eviction comes down the pike but you can institute your fees on them in the meantime. 

We're still growing in Cbus, have hot companies and educational institutions, and we're not oversaturated with MFH housing yet.

Currently I am interested in solving two problems - reducing the amount spent on settlement fees at closing and also discovering a flip opportunity in our area.  

I've rekindled my love after discovering the bigger pockets podcast.  

Go to your bank, or a number of lending institution and tell them you'd like to get prequalified for an FHA loan.  

I also have some lenders, private and institutional banks that I can connect you with as well.  

We recently participated in a free workshop called the flipping formula but after doing some research discovered that we could find the same information and help on here and decided to go that route instead.

The article references a proposed closure of the Air Force 440th airlift wing - that already happened.Also, take a look at the significant drop in ranking for Fayetteville on the Milken Institute's 2015 Best Cities list :http://www.milkeninstitute.org/publications/view/758

I'm currently negotiating for a package deal of REO properties form a lending institution and I'm having my contractor do a lead inspection HOPING and PRAYING that those properties have lead so that this lending institution will be ready to practically give these properties away.

I discovered this website after reading The Book On Managing Rental Properties, great book by the way.