Hello Everyone,I am entered into a contract by providing rehab costs with a house flipper in Illinois (this is my first time investing in real estate).I am trying to figure out if they are or aren't telling me the truth.They told me that they started the eviction process by sending a 30 day notice. 

Something so simply and trivial as just climbing onto your bed.Yes... most people have NO idea about these challenges (including me) UNTIL someone with special needs enters your life.Yes I am bragging, showing off my godly SEO skills and reaping havoc here in the BP forums... just so I get more traffic and make a name for myself, which all leads to more deals, higher rankings... more money.... finally being able to make my bud (and others) walk again.If I wait for someone to step up to make this happen it simply NEVER will!

The increase isn’t from the big institutional buyers of recent years, the report says, but from more smaller investors entering in.Investors appear to be homing in on the starter home tier for their purchases, which is giving first-time home buyers more competition, CoreLogic notes.By the end of 2018, the investment rate in the U.S. housing market stood at 11.3%—the highest rate in CoreLogic’s records, dating back to 1999.Following the Great Recession, large institutional investors made up the bulk of investment activity.

This all hinges on the property owner allowing you to carryout an inspection in the first place, prior to entering into an agreement.

That section of 116 allows the association to enter the grounds of a unit to conduct certain maintenance or remove or abate a public nuisance, or to enter the interior of a unit to abate a water or sewage leak or take certain other actions in certain circumstances.

Sounds like you need a bill board as they are entering town prior to the hotels.

It provides a means to enter the market with minimal assets. 

Do I have to put a clause in the rental contract that I would need to enter the backyard to shed at anytime I need to do repair or work on the rental properties landscape?

I am looking for opinions whether it is a good time to enter the Houston market for flipping.Which parts of Houston would you'll recommend.Thanks for all your opinions.

Please help me know if I've got this straight: enter into a lease agreement (agreement #1) and also an option agreement (#2) at the start of the term and only enter into a purchase & sale agreement (#3) once the term is up OR when tenant/buyer decides to exercise their right to buy.