The way I see it - for every one person who asks a question - no matter how basic or advanced - there are thousands of others who don't ask but always wonder.

Much less expensive than the $435 in court fees here in Los Angeles, CA.Also share that you will be pleased to ruin her chances of renting ever again by taking her to court and getting an Unlawful Detention/Eviction order that will follow her to the grave (or seven years) your mileage may vary.Much good luck with this!

I am a realtor who works for investors and I hand all my wrap mortgages (owner finance) over to a partner because they have spent thousands on education and a lawyer who does nothing but this.

Pay a few hundred dollars for the counsel, it could save you thousands down the road.Commercial lenders will loan to a corporation or LLC.

Gaurav, you have been given wise advice by our learned BP Brothers.Here is my .02:This sounds like your personal residence v. a rental property.So if the missus has already mindfully moved in, this is a subjective purchase. . . . rather than just about the numbers.If it is a good deal, and it is what your gut says. . . then suck it up and pony up the piddly $8500, the appreciation will eventually erase whatever perceived mistake you feel you have made.If you get an attorney involved and suing for Action for Specific Performance, it will cost you thousands to donkey punch the seller into complying.Of course don't just lie down.

Their goal isn't a handful of homes like many mom and pops , but thousands of homes.

You have literally thousands of people here to mentor you.

Yet how many hundreds of thousands of successful partnership are there?

That being said, how rare is it to come by a cash buyer who is able to put up five or six hundred thousand for a fix and flip?

I naively thought that since our offers were within a few thousand that final negotiations would be tied up shortly but is anything ever that simple?