That would make you 'da man and a lot of money.

Und danke für den Hinweis mit den Städten, deswegen will ich in Cleveland starten, da ich mich da etwas auskenne.Elizabeth Colegrove I dont have a blog yet but the idea to start one and document my journey is a really good idea, thanks for that!

If your "buddy" shows up later, depending on the intent and his attempting to lease was to cover the obligation, other doors could opened, an invalid deed, an owner occupied, a wrongful foreclosure if that deed is filed contrary to his homestead exemption rights, origination of a consumer financing arrangement.....it could mount up, if a local DA get's involved, your shambled deal can go down some serious roads.

Hey Guys, as you may know I am now into real estate and did my first deal and now trying to da a second.

1) celebratory fist pump and/or karate kick once I hear that the buyer's have finished their part of settlement2) have assistant call and make sure utilities out of my LLC's name3) tell insurance company to cancel insurance4) make sure I got da money5) do profit reconciliation

The thing about rules, regulations and laws is that a violation of some infraction can become a violation of other aspects of law, everyone has heard of some DA throwing the book at  some scammer.  

Knocking on 50 doors in a week, you da man!

@Brandt Baize, Welcome to da BURG!! 

., and thought the last one would be a dud too, so I actually threw out the phone # in the trash.I thought for a sec and said "Eh, what da heck, might as well call them.

Originally posted by @David Da Silva:Passing by the property can give you a good picture of what shape the building is in.