The technique to attempt, is an owner carryback on the equity as a 2nd.

And, here's a harsh reality:  you mean nothing to the tenant...their caseworker is the one with the power. 

The judgement you get from the court gives you the power to potentially collect.

Well, the state would need to repeal their law and give power back to the municipalities. 

If you choose to use this technique these are some of the Pitfalls to watch out for.Subject To Pitfalls1.

In places like NYC, where the rental vacancy rate is below 1%, all the power is with the landlord and this will drive prices up.

I think this technology will continue to improve over time giving more battery power and additional capabilities.Even the less expensive brands have worked well in our communities, I guess we will see how they compare over the next few years.

My work with group homes, in particular, has shown me the powerful combination of investment success and meaningful social contribution.My decision to join BiggerPockets was driven by a deep desire to connect with individuals who share my passion for real estate.

A lender would not have to go through the same process I do not think, especially not a HML because in the loan docs that are signed it will clearly spell out what the recourse is for default and whatever that is (most times it is the taking of the house and killing the borrowing power of your LLC).

If you have a major insurance claim or a fire or something, and your insurance company finds out you were renting out rooms or the whole house and you never told them, you and I both know that insurance company will do everything in their power not to pay. 11 - Fire Extinguisher.