The other matters I will handle according to my standard procedures.

Are there any procedures in place that I have to follow or can I just send a normal rent increase letter to the tenant?

Or, if each/every state makes you go through the educational and testing procedure to get your license.For law licenses (lawyers) some states have reciprocity and some dont.

@Charles Kao,  different title companies will interpret this differently (they have different underwriters) and different procedures may be appropriate for different transactions (does one care if the assignment fee is visible to the seller or not?).

A quit claim deed is only issued after the redemption has expired and the investor follows all of the procedures to obtain a title.

There is a procedure.

You could simply tell tenants your accountant or lawyer require you follow procedure.

It sounds like you have a good case based on the limited information provided, you can probably find an attorney who will do this for free with the expectation of recovering fees from the property owner.Bonus: you don't have to learn any civil procedure.

i just read up on this today by a guy with one one those "get rich over night" packages that every investor in the country offers now. Anyway, he was saying how you can talk the lender down before it is in foreclosur...

You can search by state and it will list the exact procedure for that state.As for the forms, in most cases, you will need to find those online yourself.However, generally, a Notice to Pay or Quit is what it implies: non-payment of rent.