I have mailed a formal introduction letter letting them know how to pay rent moving forward and submit maintenance requests.

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:Originally posted by @Scott Mac:It's not my business model, but having anyone live outdoors like an animal in the USA when they hand out Section-8 to illegals upon arrival is a hard pill to swallow.They need to sort the homeless into short term vs. forever types.Steer the help to the short-term helpable when they need it, and publicly house the "more eccentric" types out in the county away from civilization.Maybe have a poor farm where they can plant gardens to feed themselves if they are able...something to keep them busy.It would give all of them someplace to live indoors at least.This street begging/tents on sidewalks thing is Un-American.Just my 2 centsdo you recall the CC camps during the depression this is what your saying and what we need.Not work camps (they had those in WWI Europe and it wasn't a very good thing).Just build something like 1 story 300 sq ft rowhouses.Bed, bath, kitchenet rooms out of concrete like a tilt-up, each with their own door outside.Row after row, and blacktop between the rows.Let them laze around all day--a leopard isn't going to change his spots, but we can change the spot the leopard lays in from city sidewalks to out in the country with a chow hall and roof over their head.Using judicial order, like when someone is ordered into a prison or a mental institution.Then if they want to come to the city, let them apply to an onsite judge.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/..Personally I'd also suggest looking for a single family home that is essentially duplexed (even if not formally). 

However, in my experience with evictions, the tenants usually see that they need to get out once the "Pay or Quit" notice is posted - especially if the landlord has already documented everything to the tenant such that the POQ posting is a mere formality. 

This was not a FSBO and our realtor even reminded the buyer's realtor in writing that their client would lose the earnest money before they formally cancelled.

I did review a formal inspection that was completed within the last 2 years and aside from some age related and climate related issues, it seemed to otherwise present satisfactory.

Would you prefer for the meetup to be nothing formal, just a casual hang out to interact with other investors in the area to discuss deals, hopes, and dreams, etc..... or would you prefer to have a topic to discuss and possibly have someone in the real estate world (bankers, lenders, financial advisors, Inspectors, etc.) come to chat with everyone about what they can do to help and what they look for? 

Is a formal partnership agreement required for tax time?

Does Nebraska have judicial foreclosure or non-judicial foreclosure?.

If the foreclosure process is judicial there though, it’s going to take a while.