I found a property that appears to have been vacant for years and mail is being returned from the propety owners address registered with the county.

This is a cookie issue and I hope to have it addressed in the next few days.

I know my state isn't the only state where it is against the law.One step of screening is to call on the applicant's current address and see how many police calls were made to that address.

The notice: Has to be in writing Has to have the title "Three Day Notice to Pay Rent or Quit" Has to say the name of the tenant Has to say the address you’re talking about Has to say exactly how much rent is overdue Has to say why that much rent is due and the dates the rent was due Has to give the tenant the chance to pay the rent or move out in 3 days Has to say that if the tenant doesn’t pay in 3 days, they’ll forfeit the lease.

If your email address is in your profile, I'll send you a copy and/or am glad to send chapters to you as I finish them.

Or I put the info in note field so that I can enter the info correctly when the system does not recognize a valid format.Can the above be added to the list of things that need to be addressed some time in the future?

Every once in a while, the listing agent only copies and pastes the message to my agent without any date and needless to say email address of the closer.

I have been coaching some new investors over the last year and decided to start writing down the basics for they and others that I can share with in the future.I have addressed some of my own frustrations as I learned the ropes but my experiences are of course different than what others have experienced.I would love to hear what you found the most frustrating or what was your biggest road block to getting started in real estate.Thanks for your insights!

If that is not an option, another technique is to place your offer in a Land Trust (call it the address Land Trust) with you as the Trustee and your company as the Beneficiary.After you hae the property under contract, you sell the Beneficial Interest in the Trust as your profit.

I don't know if the bank would give you that info but if you go to the county's Registar of Deeds you should be able to look it up through the property ID number or name of the previous owner or by the commonly known address.