They are typically all cash affairs where you have to pay in full the next business day, with a 5% deposit paid the day of the sale from pre-deposited funds (in my state of Florida).  

This was a Veteran Affairs (VA) owned deal.

It seems like a 6 month affair to get a tenant evicted in MA.

She had an affair and during the divorce took many things that he owned.

He expressed a complaint against the state of affairs for property management. 

Once again, government overreach into private affairs.

A lot of these properties are being held by people who cannot stomach recent vacancies or are panicking about the state of affairs and are desperate to sell.  

Last I’ve heard, due to covid, the VA has halted all VA renovation loans. Anyone have any insight as to when it’ll be reinstated? Anyone have any tips on how to maximize veterans benefits? Anyone have any experience ...

@Tammy Mason  I'd highly recommend reading (and becoming familiar with) this document: California Dept of Consumer Affairs: Landlord-Tenant Handbook.It's a very helpful guide (assuming your property is also in the same state as you). 

Hi @Erick Gonzalez, as Forrest illustrated well above, it will be a much simpler affair to have a title company or a real estate attorney handle this for you.