I'm working on a deal where there is a 26K child support lien attached to the property.

It sort of attaches to the policy and a loan investor can get it if they wish to feel "safe".

., all affect and can attach to the property.

I would also place a clause in the new lease stating that the original lease is null and void and is being replaced by this document.If it does allows subleasing, then I would create a sublease agreement and attach it to the original lease.

Be honest with yourself about expenses- attach a value to things you're handling yourself, so that if & when you don't have time to do those things, there's still enough profit in the kitty to hire them done.

If so then there is a stigma attached for a buyer looking to owner occupy, but from purely an investor standpoint I see no difference.regards,ChrisI don't think there is any questions on your standard disclosure that you would normally fill out for a realtor.....

Sometimes its worth the investment to attach yourself to a mentor in the beginning - saves a great deal of time and money in the long run (and likely in the near term, too).

The owners get attached to a non attainable number, and until they are educated on how, and why, parks are priced the way they are- they sit.

Ember, maybe you could of edged out another $1K if you said it was a GUN STORE W/ATTACHED LIQUOR STORE & APARTMENT...J/KGREAT JOB!!!

IRS liens attach to all properties owned by the borrower in the county in which they are filed, if I understand them properly.I would also question as to why a borrower couldn't find a local private lender.