Example if you're spending 5-10 hour a week filling vacancies, there's a good chance having someone with 20 hours a week dedicated to that role might produce shorter turnovers and better screening procedures.

Try to dispel any fears if you can - wills till be held as an investment, won't be major changes in rent or procedures, etc. and save details for the meeting.  

State that the amount taken subject to is subject to the payoff to the date of settlement.Then, there will be a title requirements or settlement procedures recited in the standard contract, it will probably refer to a General Warranty Deed, this needs to be changed to a Special Warranty Deed or All Inclusive Deed depending on what is used in your state.

This is something we have been considering for a couple years, and understand the procedure and rules.

It's 540-A:6 Procedure and can be found at http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/NHTOC/NHTOC-LV-540-A.htm The statute says: (b) The landlord shall notify the tenant by registered or certified mail of such turning over, including the name and address of the grantee, assignee, purchaser, or receiver who then holds the security deposit.

Your application process, screening procedure, and acceptance criteria should be define in writing and you should follow the same process for each complete application submitted.  

@Kyle Brown I would consult with a lawyer to find out the legal procedures to start the eviction process.

You are unplanned, do not have Systems & Procedures in place, do not understand Deeds, Escrow, Title, legal, tax, asset protection, generational Wealth 6.

(The instructor of that class holds all of those designations.)Jay (and any other licensed RE / title / escrow professionals reading this post): do YOU know about the CFPB / RESPA settlement procedure changes coming Oct 1?

I just want to make sure that I am following the correct procedure according to maryland laws to ensure that I am fulfilling my landlord responsibilities to help relieve any issues, incase he decides to take me to court.