Can you all recommend what's the most reliable method of finding foreclosed properties, including bank and court foreclosed

Have tenants that the housing court will find sympathetic--elderly, disabled, and/or children in the household?

If you have to go to court to evict a tenant, how long can that process take at max?

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I hope you have documentation for all of this so when you go to court you can prove you tried to fix stuff.

Please help because if not I will be forced to take her to court and sue for partition of sale. any suggestions ?

But keep searching sir and you're bound to come across something... and being ready to grab it when you find it is a big key as well because everything in Charlotte that even appears to be a good investment gets snatched in a matter of hours these days.

I knew a guy with a C class 6-unit and was in housing court every other week.Experience may vary. 

If they don't have insurance then you can  take them to court.

If a condo unit owner had a water leak that damaged my unit how do I take them to court?