No it does not matter, a trust is not exempt from losing a property due to not paying property taxes.

If yours exceeds that, you won't get much value for the excess.

Chris, I definitely see the benefit of beginning with month to month lease, especially because (in my experience) if you treat a good tenant right, they tend to hang around in your property for a long time anyway, so there is little to lose.

But if there is nt something like excessive repairs you found out about after getting it under contract, the seller may not want to go back to the table.

If for some reason he wouldn't sell to save himself from losing his home, a BK would immediately stop the foreclosure.

If the're below market you may be able to get some increase without losing too many tenants.If the numbers don't look right, cancel.

Ok, I'm not actually going to buy but, I've been looking at this site excessively, and decide to give my valuation skills a go.

It would be a shame to lose a sale becasue the buyer thought your chairs looked like they would be hard to get out of.You can get a lot of punch with new cabinets and sinks in bathrooms.

Ihave also seen buyers lose a deal because their attorney did not understand how the REO industry works.3.

The client specifically told me he wants in excess of 20k down to make it worthwhile to hold a note.