Ann is right about tenants taking themselves out of the picture if they know they won't pass the screening process.As long as the applicants know what to expect from the screening up front, they'll cooperate or disappear.

The previous owner occupying the property has no bearing on this other than the fact that you need to evict or offer cash for keys.Go knock on the door and see if they are willing to be cooperative with you rather than he mean old bank.

Toying with furnishing it for the holidays, and then for travel nurses or cooperate housing. 

I'm trying to help, but the CHA is not being cooperative.

Also, I can't stress enough about making sure to use the services of an IRA custodian that will fully cooperate when you are ready to transfer the IRA LLC out should you ever choose to do so. 

Hence their rejection to cooperate with US today (to increase oil production) can be viewed from that trajectory.

Bank Cooperation?

Tenant A(Bankruptcy) has zero incentive to cooperate as their debts are going to be discharged and deposit will be applied to their debt.  

The owner sounds very cooperative, and essentially said he would give the property away (potential red flag, I know).

Hello fellow BP members,Does anyone have any feedback on the Realty One cooperative?