The good part is you pay the rent at the beginning of the month for the coming month where house payments are made at the beginning of the month for the previous month.

Crazy but I'm sure not that uncommon.Thisismy great advice because I'm getting ready to put a deal under contract where I stand to make a significant wholesale profit and I'm not worried about my end buyer caring about how much money I'm making but I'm more concerned about the seller and mainly the sellers attorney since I do live in New Jersey.

If he does have an alternative exit strategy, he only stands to lose time and effort.Again, I'm not saying it's impossible to do and I'm not saying he shouldn't try it.

No President in history has ever made a really significant decission alone, they always have others and usually from both parties being involved.

I think this is a great post, as I think the hardest part is getting traction.

Numerous court cases have ruled the hiring party is responsible for injuries to independent contractor’s employees when the independent contractor did not have their own WC insurance.

Any third party buyer at sale and any lender getting the property back has this lease issue to contend with.

As you read this post, you can think, and begin to notice that it is your experienced knowledge which will help me produce a win/ win situation for all parties.

That last part is an important clue to vetting the don't care properties from the ones that the owner just hasn't gotten around to working on (REO, rehabber, developer, etc.).Do you mail, door knock, hire kids on bicycles, etc.?

Cheapest materials that could stand up to a little bit of collegiate life.