Then buy with a servicer already in place.If an investor is in a "Dealer" status with notes, and are still exempt by your portfolio size, you better understand serving requirements, notices, answering inquiries, collections, recording issues, tax reporting and accounting per the agreement or to acceptable practice if the contract fails to stipulate applications of funds.....knowing these aspects very well.

Unless it is the Landlord’s stipulation that Landlord’s other tenants were somehow at fault for the breakage of their window, Landlord cannot find this Tenant at fault for the breakage, which occurred while Tenant was off-site.

This method is 100% legal in most States (Check in your State to be sure) and as long as it's clearly stipulated and agreed-to in your Leases, it's perfectly ok.

If that is not available or I feel shaky about it (you will know by what you see when you view the property for purchase), I stipulate that the property must be delivered to me vacant at close.

It should also stipulate they are not allowed to smoke in any structure, to include garages or storage sheds, and that they should be at least ten feet away from any entrance, particularly an entrance shared with others.

That is even something you can stipulate in the lease, that "contact property manager for any and all problems with the unit" and make them initial it, highlight it, or do whatever you can to make them understand that they need to leave you alone

I have been involved in several deals with completely unrealistic appraisals for a variety of reasons, such as lack of comps, the type of loan used for financing which can stipulate different valuation models, or a flat out bias by the appraiser against dirty/dingy houses.The only value of these types of courses may be to tighten up your ability to make adjustments to available comps.

My only stipulation is that i have to have an in-person meeting with the person.

I have gotten to the stage where I have denied their special defense and a meeting with the housing counselor is being scheduled to see if we can come to a stipulated agreement.Has anyone done one of these in CT?

Bob, totally disagree and I believe the attorney who suggests this, is missing the SAFE Act portion that stipulates any system or method utilized with the intent to circumvent the intent of the law will be subject to the Act.