The landlord can then proceed with the eviction process in court if the tenant does not remit payment.

highlight_post=6803139&page=1#simplified-forums__discussion__replies-containerI have no reason to alert you of this danger other than honestly trying to help you avoid the trap that the rest of us fell into.FOR YOUR OWN SAKE, DO NOT BELIEVE ANYTHING MARCO OR NORADA TELLS YOU UNLESS YOU SEE IT IN WRITING AND HAVE IT VERIFIED BY YOUR LAWYER. all investments have a perfect pay record until they dont.. did you really think when you asked the question they would say..

Check w/ the City / County to see what the permitting process is, and what if anything you would have to do regarding plumbing / electrical.

Quote from @Sunil Ghosal: Quote from @Madhu Kongara: Hi Everyone,We are in the process of purchasing 1 acre of land for $300K in the area and are considering building a cabin.

Since this will be a lengthy process I will attwmpt to fill these units up with short term office tenants, or anyone that is looking for storage space. 

It's a good practice to provide notice in writing, and to indicate the time that you left the unit when you are finished.

Also, beware that building in a location like that can be a very long process depending on where you're talking about.

This entire process takes 5 minutes, not including the time it takes to video the home.

But if you just can't shake it, it's probably your BS meter telling you that you don't believe they will have your best in mind during the coaching process.

I just sold one of the Class C - I saw the writing on the wall.