The religious order pays the rent and the process of paying it is a pain, but it's not a money issue, it's their internal procedures.

Having any sort of trade, whether thats hair styling, dental assisting, computer repair, car repair, or whatever, will give you more opportunities.

It is not clear to me yet the procedures of lenders for homeowners not opting into HAFA.

So I was able to acquire a recent list of preforeclosure homes around my area and I'm trying to figure out the proper procedure to target the right ones. 

The same rules apply all over in real estate, it's just doing it at a distance requires better processes, procedures and checking, since you're not there. 

If it were apparent to me that they weren't going to retrieve the stuff I'd have my attorney serve notice to them pursuant to the civil code section that governs abandoned personal property after an eviction (the language of the notice is very specific) and follow the procedure to auction the stuff.Now, I just described what I would do. 

The agreement should address the initial participation of each member (i.e who contributes what money and which skills); the ongoing responsibilities of each member;  procedures for exit of any of the members (both by choice and with a push) - e.g. to whom may they sell their interest, who has first right to purchase the interest, etc.You may likely think such a formal agreement an unnecessary expense at this point and an activity which may put tension on the bonds of friendship.  

You must follow the procedure correctly as if not the landlord can file for eviction based on nonpayment of rent and they would win if the steps were not followed.

Hi All,When meeting fellow landlords, and potential clients, I like to ask about their existing policies and procedures for tenant screening.

More than anything I'm looking to get some practice with the whole procedure.