Once the stay is up the sheriff can come evict, but you'll need your own people there to change the locks and remove the tenant's property if they haven't already gone.

Readily apparent good deals show up on the MLS from time to time, even in a hot market ... the key is speed to get your offer in fast and lock it up before your competition does.There are two other ways that I'm aware of to get good deals off the MLS, one which is unscrupulous IMO and the other that takes some vision.1)The unscrupulous way: you bid the property at or close to asking price, with no intention of closing at that price.

I've heard of lenders not locking in the rate but never changing the down payment amount.

@Fernando Landeros If you are planning on keeping the home long term I would cash out with a conventional mortgage and lock in the rate.  

What lock should I buy, is Airbnb better than VRBO, etc)The former is probably the realm of good startup basics and financial discipline. 

I have recently began contacting some wholesalers but haven't locked anything down.

thanks will keep my ears peeled

.$100 to replace the furnace filters$200 for gutter cleaning$150 to change the locks$50 Move out inspection fee$200 Cleaning fee$150 Floor cleaningThe list goes on.

I'd do a roommate written agreement,, rent amount, and make a list of house rules.If a new roommate fails to pay rent you still are required to file eviction, you just can't change locks or tell them to Get out if they don't agree to leave.

If you like what you see and might want to talk partnerships, I’m all ears.