Best case scenario, it's just a rough time and they continue to pay rent and live there (depending how his trial goes) ; worst case, they have to break the lease and I have to find new tenants (already have a family lined up - previous tenant that lived there).

@Ned Carey  would like to see if one of these ever made it to trial.. the banks have a hard enough time just foreclosing on the collateral as to enjoin another party and have expensive litigation.this is certainly a very risky set up for sellers if they don't protect themselves and qualify the buyer..

To get a more accurate picture for what nearby properties are renting for you should sign up or a free trial for Rentometer and test it out for your specific property.

After we gave them a trial on the new system and structure with Stripe, it took 5 - 7 business days to receive our funds; which is unacceptable. 

You can get a free seven-day trial to see if it works for you, and notarized the note at my bank.

Forget about your diet; it's time to indulge in some Southern comfort food.Cons:Weather Whiplash: Mother Nature in Tennessee can't make up her mind.

Snapshot of actual “Execution for Possession: Trial Court of Massachusetts, Housing Court Department”We followed the letter of the Law, and moved expeditiously to evict… it still took 3 months to do so.

We do a 6 month lease first as a "trial".

We simply don't have enough data to launch a nationwide UBI program of this magnitude right now.I think it would be WAY more beneficial for a us to consider a trial UBI program on a much smaller scale.

If she contests a trial date will be set.