If they don't pay, you can foreclose your lien, somewhat similar to a sheriff's auction.If the owner died after the tax sale, then their heirs have simple redemption rights.

. - The lease doesn't mention anything about increasing rent, but from the payment history it looks like they did increase her rent from $650 for the past ~3 years to $725 in Jan of this year.

Here's a quick summary:East Tennessee home sales saw a 6.3% increase from the previous month but were down 6.7% from a year ago.

Although themed houses aren’t massively popular locally (or maybe we haven’t gotten there yet), data suggests that unique properties that offer something special or that are a different type of construction seem to becoming increasingly popular.Are you noticing the same thing?

One thing sticks out in my real estate investment career: the constant increase of influence through acquisitions and activity.

That company had let the home slip into an auto-renewal system of the lease without any sort of standardized rent increases. 

The contract stated rents will increase to $930.

Loan Docs: Escrow officers can draft simple loan docs.

Fed really should increase the funding rate for real.5.

Borrowers have to pay their HOA I am not from Florida either but I believe most states allow the HOA to foreclose for non payment of dues most states give HOA's special foreclosure laws that are stronger than a simple lien in order to give the bank 1st priority otherwise an HOA is a document recorded prior to the first and would hold priority if they didn't sign it or legislate that position away.