I do not have additional benefits besides dental insurance (not family) and I provide my own health insurance for myself and family. 401k...

Foreclosure sales and procedures and rules affecting such differ in each state - so it is impossible to answer any of your questions without first knowing what state the property is in and knowing the laws concerning such of that particular state.In general, a junior lien holder has the right to payoff any lien in a senior position at which time the junior lien moves up in priority.

Basically, this period of time allows parties to object to the sale on the basis that proper procedures were not followed or collusion existed between the bidders, for example.

I said to him "no problem, after you reviewed the application form and screening procedure, call me back and schedule to see the property, but bring your passport with the permanent resident visa and driver's license".No call back.

I approached several attorneys in the area and the only one with time to do an eviction indicated it would cost $850 and up.I have done many apartment eviction myself successfully and know the procedure but I am not sure how feasible it is from 650 miles away.

There was a deadline and a procedure.

This is the procedure you could takeThe person entering in the data in QuickBooks, at the end of the day runs a backup copy of QuickBooks for your companyAt the same time, he or she, makes a backup copy, portable copy, and sends it via e-mail to your investors.In the morning they begin their work and they are up-to-date with all that's going onDoes that sound appealing to you?

The only responsibility the tenants have is to submit a work order, which has always been the same procedure.

However, I was completely unaware of any issue, and receiving a bill 4 months later looks very seedy to me.I've been in regular contact with the apartment manager about this and he even admitted that they "need to work on a better communication procedure for things like this", but that it's ultimately not their fault because the checks late, bottom line.I tried to play hard ball by paying 1 one of the fees (because I only received 1 letter of notification from them), but they still won't take the other 3 fees off my account.Any advice is much appreciated!

I would reference and stick to your policies and procedures and have clearly dis closed qualifications  Unfortunately this is where most landlords mess up and end up in some form of lawsuit for fair housing or discrimination and end up having to defend themselves in court and all they were trying to do is get the most qualified applicant but again there’s a law and there’s a reason these people are protected as tenants.