For example, the tenant breaks the lease and is responsible for the rent until a replacement is found. 

Now I also found a landlord trying to get out of the business.

I found that I must be firm when I come across this type of situation. 

Hey BP,I have just found a quadplex last night and I wanted to see what you all thought and if you had any insight into what I am trying to do.

Every weds at 7:30 at city and state on broad.We looked all last year for a duplex and never found one that was a deal in the areas we wanted.  

I recently heard about buying and selling notes and wondered what resources you've found most useful in studying this topic?  

The prospective property is wood and I just found some properties in the area that sold near by but are brick as well as wood.

Can you share a little about how you found the property and that process? 

Found this sight after a quick search: http://www.lincolnpark.govoffice.com/index.asp?

In all my years working as a trustee I never found what one would consider a conventional lender that would lend on an irrevocable trust (I assume this trust is for estate/Medicaid planning).I suppose anything's possible in the world of private lending, but the rates will probably be much higher than conventional.Which begs the question, "why the trust in the first place"?