The issue you run into with Section 8 is that those people live like savage animals.

We don't want to hand it over to the ones we did not like, as it may become more of a headache.If someone could advice what can be done next, would really appreciate it, feels like our options exhausted, but i don't want for the house just hang in there, eating interest.

I found the ways to secure my interest and prevent underhanded moves by sellers in liquidation business, but RE is a whole different animal that I don't have as much experience in.Now, here is the dilemma: in order to be most efficient and get a good rep as a wholesaler in the eyes of the sellers, you should be able to CLOSE every purchase contract you sign.

Eat at home.

They have mandated emotional support animals and have questioned landlords denying felons.

One last tip I've heard from flippers is to try to find an experienced flipper/investor that is willing to partner up with you on the deal and use their experience to get the hard money so you can get a lower interest rate so that doesn't eat more into your margin.

If not corrected in two weeks, follow through with removing the animal or termination.2.

(Wanting to add more animals!)

My insurance company says they exclude coverage for exotic animals and any dogs with a bite history.

Aren’t the property taxes eating all of your cash flow?!