I have held a small house for two months to get a great couple who stayed three years.

I held as many as 16 rentals about 10 years ago but sold them off, seller financed for cash flow.

The property held by Pacific Concord Properties, Inc., for the Lancaster Developments is a "Freehold" property.

I found the auction in the newspaper and it is being held in a law office and I know the default amount.

Just a little bit about my self: I currently work with Weger Mortgage and in the past 6 years that I have been doing purchase loans I have never held up an escrow for a loan.

The sale will be held at the house to be auctioned.

The sale will be held at the house to be auctioned and the home is in poor condition and will require extensive renovation (as noted in the auction announcement).

If you have held on to your investment during that time, you now have a couple options: you can put it on the market as a finished unit, or you can rent it out. 9.

In the beginning of my investing career, I had to take some proportionally large risks to start moving forward financially.I like to play poker occasionally, and I relate it to a good general poker strategy.

As far as the "nuts and bolts" of dealing with the tenants, here's the scoop:You will be creditied with the security deposit(s) held by the current owner.