I'm now using these contacts to list REO's 4 my office.

We are all going to witness his performance in office.

An experienced loan officer can look over a report and see trouble before they waste money pulling that clients report.

In Summary"I'll be long gone before some smart person ever figures out what happened inside this Oval Office."

We would use one of the retail units as our Real Estate and Home Building office, rent the rest.

The Messiah has taken office.

So I went to the PVA office and contacted the owner, fed up with renters and two failed "contract for deed" sales, he's just been letting it sit.

I am a licensed affiliate broker and my company has 10 offices in this area to make it convienent for both clients and customers.

They are nice upper scale units typically occupied by solid middle-class white-collar tenants (office workers).

I also told them at application what I expected, and how the eviction process worked: Rent is "due on the first, LATE ON THE SECOND, on the third, or at the latest the 5th, their 3 DAY LETTER, would be "nailed and mailed", on the 4th day I would be at the JPs office to file a WRIT OF FORCIBLE DETAINER, and that once I had taken that step THERE WAS NO GOING BACK.It must have worked, between 1980 (converted my first house in Houston to a rental) and 1998 (sold and seller financed my last rental in Houston, I only got to the filing stage 3 times and only had ONE TENANT SHOW UP IN COURT to contest.