Here's an update on the eviction for future reference:2/28 Attorney gave the 30 day notice 4/19 Court date #1 - adjourned by their attorney4/26  Court date #2 - they never showed up in court, neither did their attorney so we got a judgement for the month of March and eviction warrant [according to judge warrant will be delivered to my attorney in 1-2 weeks] 4/27 Their attorney called my attorney to say they had the days 'mixed up' and thought it was on Thursday, they asked for an agreement to pay me whatever they owed and to allow them to stay until June 30th - attorneys agreed but money needed to be delivered within 3 days of signing.  5/10 signed the agreement and gave to my attorney but never gave the money5/11 Tenants called begging me to give them until the 18th to pay me the rent so they dont get evicted [I never told them that the sheriff didnt even have the papers yet] I told them they would be taking a chance if the sheriff shows up at their door5/15 FINALLY received warrant of eviction from judge... now need to give to sheriff and pay them $434 but I will wait until Thursday to see if they will really pay5/17 I called tenants to make arrangements to pick up money.  

Swine flu might fizzle into nothing, but the caution is warranted.

So the transaction and other costs of the LLC don't seem to warrant In terms of trusts, you can convey the assets in an LLC to a trust, and hold in using that legal device.

Right To Sell: Lessor warrants to Lessee that Lessor is the legal owner of the leased premises and has the legal right to sell leased premises under the terms and conditions of this agreement.IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this agreement the day and year first above written.

Our use didn't warrant nice kitchens, baths and closets.One appeal is a large lot - for downtown - that will allow another structure to be built.

But, still ... does the cash flow make this house warrant a closer look?

I'd say this warrants a consultation with your real estate attorney.

The parties hereby warrants and agrees Mr.

However, there's not enough cash flow to warrant an absentee investment.

Review the terms of the rental agreement and enforce as warranted with proper legal notices.