Hello Noters - I have some assets in LA, MA, and NH that I need to start foreclosure/eviction proceedings on.  Does anyone have lawyers/law firms in those states that would be willing to share their resources?
Thanks!

If you can't re-rent it then something is wrong because the rental market is ridiculously tight, and as a property owner you always have the responsibility of trying to re-rent to mitigate damages.

Or do you have a system in place to help mitigate the possibility of getting burned on some of these skiptraces?

And the second friend currently works with his father doing roofing and other contracting jobs such as flooring and the occasional repair, which I find immense value in him as an asset to the company as he maybe be able to mitigate many of our costs in repairs and renovations as his skills and experience may help us to prevent other contractor costs increasing our profits potentially. 

I think many outsiders give real estate a "risky" title, but this is a perfect example of how to mitigate your risk and get started with low money down, great job!

We get several inquiries from small multifamily unit owners regarding noise and this could help mitigate it.  

Once you have a full scope of work, lock in numbers and your risks are mitigated as much as you can, go for it if the end profit number remains positive for your risk factor and efforts, pull out if not.

But if you left equity in the properties at refinance you have mitigated much of the risk.

You could require her to pay 12 months up front from the savings to mitigate your short term concerns.

We immediately called a water mitigation co. who came out do dry things out but some damage was already caused in the form of ruined paint and drywall.