@Jay Samudio great advice from @Melanie P.Also, in our 24 years of experience, a tenant that has to get emergency relief typically ends up behind on rent again very soon.Be sure the tenant cooperates with providing documentation explaining why they fell behind and that the problem is highly unlikely to repeat.If they won't cooperate and state, "none of your business', then what does that tell you?

Need help explaing a doubke ckosing to my title companiesSo far ive called 2 in my area and they were both puzzled, they said they didn't have enough knowledge about it I explained i was going to have 2 contracts (buyer and seller) and wanted my buyer to fund my sellers transaction How can i clearly explain this process in proper terms ??

A company by the name of “Saluda Grade” contacted me explaining they took over their debts however, they are not buying back the property as we originally agreed with STOA. 

When you raise the rent the tenant may request an explanation and it’s very easy to explain that in order to continue to service them and respond to their requests you need to charge them more. if your average rent is $1,000 per unit and the average tenant calls 2 times per year why is it fair to the good tenants that this troublesome tenant to call 50+ times per year and pay the same rate? 

The lender just needs to explain the builder up front that the funds can be wired same day as the home is set on the foundation and coordinate with the appraiser/inspector to meet at the time of delivery. 

If I need additional funds, I can give another lender a second mortgage after explaining to them that the first mortgage holds a stronger position.BUT... if you do some paperwork with the state and set up an entity.

I explained a little more detail after discussing with some other investors.

If you are happy with the deal otherwise, I'd just get an HVAC company over there for an inspection (should be reasonable), explain the situation, and ask them to verify correct installation of the unit, etc. 

Some won't allow you to collect interest, while others allow the landlord to collect the interest.Know what your law allows, then explain in the lease where you are keeping the funds and handling any interest.

Try explaining that to the IRS.Schwab will not open a trading account for your IRA-owned LLC, nor will most of the mainstream brokerages.