Owning but no possessing: the new owner (bid winner) CAN'T take possession of the property till the barment procedure is done (12 months + 45-60 days).Insurance: not many ins company will write a policy for tax sale deed.

Usually those tumors are benign but it is still a tricky procedure. 

Starts with the city planning office (investigate their re-zoning procedures), then you’ll have to figure out what area is within the power easement, and delineate any waters/wetlands on the site and determine 1) if they are jurisdictional (I can almost promise you the creek is: don’t touch it or discharge any runoff into it!)

Unfortunately (or fortunately) that information could probably fill dozens of books, and even then, I'm not sure there is a step-by-step procedure that will be foolproof.Part of the reason is that there are some things that can't be quantified very easily.

There is no change to the landlord's procedures, including the requirement for the payment of the first month's rent and the payment of one month's security to the landlord at the execution of the Lease

From a promoter's standpoint I am VERY concerned with screening procedures and how the site does this.

-How well do you know the governmental procedures and requirements?

Hi,I have purchased investment properties in the past using the standard Realtor procedure, however, I'm new to creative finance investing and want to ask how to present my first offer.

If the owner could have been willing to authorize HOA entry to attend to the nuisance alarm, does the HOA have to call the owners to a call to hearing (a procedure that is for community rules enforcement)?

Today's loan procedure, the convention loan, is super trouble.