It doesn’t mean you can’t cooperate with a broker, if they bring you an acceptable tenant.

If the Tenant does not cooperate or respond, send a Notice to Cease. 

@Charlie Cooper Through my research it seems that Allentown is great for cash flowing rentals and isn't too far from me.

Hello @Ryan Cooper, that is very admirable. 

@Quintin Mortensen The answers I would give to your questions would really depend on the type of tenant that is currently in the unit, how cooperative they are, and how clean they keep the unit.Assuming the current tenant is clean and cooperative:1.

What if they have 4-5 different showing requests and the tenants become non cooperative.

Get payoff for settlement to construct the books as of that date.You'll need a letter of cooperation required by the seller, that they will provide any information, books, records, assign insurance claims, etc. in a timely manner in the event of future claims and indemnify you of any loss.

So I have attended several of the Alex Cooper foreclosure auctions in DC to bid on Condo Association foreclosures (as opposed to those being foreclosed on by the Lenders) because a lot of the time it seems to me that the credit bids the foreclosing Lender's are able to make are practically close to market value.

When I said I do not want to continue cooperating this way because of the loan terms and the way property is purchased, I was told the price may be lowered if I decide to buy.

However, the weather decided not to cooperate, and it remained too cold for landscaping, then cold rain began, further preventing landscaping, for the ensuring month.