Cooper-Young, a historic district, offers charming bungalows and a vibrant music scene, drawing young professionals and families.

I really side eye those anyway, lol.And it wouldn't stop me from renting the right place and certainly wouldn't affect my paying the full rent on time.But, to answer your question, I drive a 2010 convertible MINI Cooper.

DIL is not simply a matter of getting the borrower to cooperate.  

probably not a doable scenario for the average wholesale deal.. what you can do is extend your close with sellers cooperation and you foot the bill for the legal fee's then when title Is clear you close. 

When tenants feel they are getting a fair deal, they are more likely to be cooperative at move-out and leave the place clean and without damages.

mail box  LOL... they had to be cooper looking and they were 500 bucks each.. 

However, the ones who said "You should have kept your day job" clearly don't understand who you are and what you have experienced in the 12-13 months in the cooperate world.

@Brandon Cooper it varies with your area.

The time to get a payoff from the senior lienholder on the first mortgage and either a note sale on the second or a short sale on the second (Which WILL require cooperation from the property owner).

One of the issues regarding this probate sale is that no one, including the executor of the estate, has access to any rental agreements or past payment history prior to the estate taking over except possibly for the estranged ex husband that refuses to cooperate.