Hello Bigger Pockets Family,I wanted to see what the process was to place a judgement on a previous tenant that left owing money and also left the apartment completely trashed.

Here is the situation:1) Buyer  bought a property and have two mortgages (Deed of Trusts) on the property from the same lender2) Buyer decided to refinance with the new bank (a new Deed of Trust), but the new deed of trust said this is a renew or extension of the first lien.3) The previous bank release the lien on the 1st mortgage.In this situation, does it make the 2nd Deed of Trust become the first lien since it record before then 3rd Deed of Trust?

In 11 years I once had a week long vacancy between tenants but the previous Tennants stayed 8 years and I replaced all flooring, appliances and paint. 

I have come across a 5 unit apartment complex in a college town  off the market currently. 

I am contemplating my next steps and what I should do as I am currently at college at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida.

I'm not familiar with CT but I know they have to have some colleges and that's always a great area for rentals. if you are wholesaling to landlords / buy and hold investors then that's a great place to start.kudos,Mary 

BTW:  I lived in Hobe Sound for many years, a grad of Hobe Sound Bible College class of 84!

I have done it before with previous clients rebating half of the commission at closing but $12,000 out of $15,000 is a bit much.

i.e why did the previous owner start it and then decide to bail?

Looking at a place in Syracuse New York, and when I look up the taxes, they show a discount from the STAR program. Trying to figure out how to compute the real taxes that I would be paying. The only contact info liste...