I had a yard sale one Saturday afternoon.

My duplex is completely separate, each with their own yard.

You can pretty much count on iPhone or Android.Perhaps, slap a QR code on your yard signs and once the code is scanned, it takes the prospective buyer to a mobile-specific page about the property.

•Tenant shall not use any exterior areas including the roof, attic, and yard, of Leased Premises to store Tenant’s property or otherwise access the roof or attic areas.

The two oldest 4-plexes we bought a few years ago are on the same lot with a shared back yard and ran us just short of 1 million.

Any installment contract is a form of financing and you can purchase the equity, modify the obligation if needed.Note servicers usually offer to buy notes serviced in seller financed transactions, they can also sell.Make sure the mortgage brokers in your target area know you buy notes, they may have funding opportunities as well.Make your own sources: Look at the MLS, listed for more than 120 days, there is usually a problem, tell the seller they can offer seller financing to step up marketing efforts and you'll but the note after closing.Approach small lumber yards and material suppliers, they finance and secure and you buy the paper.

They often have exceptions for political, realtor, and yard sale signs, but nothing that would cover "we buy houses" signs.

Insurance, property taxes, debt service, yard service, etc.

Home is in great shape, large detached garage, nice yard, and they're leaving all appliances.

I just received an interesting phone call from someone who saw one of our yard signs at one of our recently completed rehabs.