At this point it's just going through the motions.  

(b) Notwithstanding anythingto the contrary in this Section 7.01, in no event shall anyassignment of an Interest be made to a minor (except as a beneficiaryof a trust or pursuant to the Uniform Transfers to Minors Act) or anincompetent (except as a beneficiary of a trust).

So his access to capital is probably a little bit different than yours.I seem to recall when this first came out he was investing in Jacksonville FLA in very low value assets C D type stuff I could be wrong but I thought I remember reading that.. the bigger issues is controlling and managing that amount of rehab consistentlyif the process start to finish takes at least 6 months to 8 months IE by the time you buy it rehab it then refi. after 6 months you have 12 rehabs in some sort of motion  that is NOT easy for most investors by a long shot.

Are you placing cameras in high traffic areas where accurate motion detection is needed?

Investors picked up on these strategies and are common, however if an investor does this in the normal course of business they may well be viewed as a dealer under federal statute and may trigger issues under the Uniform Commercial Code.

I believe 15+ spoke against the motion, as did I.The opposition passed a flyer around with a screenshot of bigger pockets thread from some time ago.I think terms like "house hacking", and even the name "bigger pockets" itself is not doing owner-occupiers any favors.Being the proprietor of an owner-occupied building is not so much as  "hack" as it is a "stepping stone".

You will need to make a motion to the Court to request a conference in which you can then ask for the Court's permission to execute on the warrant of eviction.  

I also have Arlo Pro 2 cameras facing both entrances that message me when there is motion. 

Keep in mind they tend to be motion activated.

I am looking for an easy, consistent way to collect rents.