At least on paper, sounds like winning to me.

Although I started in foreclosures in the late 1970's, I didn't become a hard money lender or buy paper until 1989.

They think if they weren't physically removed from the house, it wasn't an eviction.I now ask, "Has a landlord ever filed court papers against you?"

If it is an older basic hinge you could shim the hinge with some paper wedges behind where it is mounted.

The banks want to get rid of that bad paper.

There is a problem though....THE PROBLEM: Or at least a problem to me.....If this property looks this good on paper, then why is the seller trying the move the property?

I AM PI$$ED , I grab a black magic marker and write directly on both doors of the house , not on paper .

Investing in notes provides a higher yield than is typically available in rentals, however you don't benefit from leverage or appreciation (unless you are buying problem paper at a discount).

So far it's cost me a few bucks in time, gas, paper & other materials.

Please don't waste two months coming up with a name, designing cards, and picking the paper weight for your letterhead when you could be using that time more productively!