I would think that this particular tenant who has been through treatments before would establish sound procedures for having some proxy pay all of her bills while she is incapcitated.

I've tightened up some of my paperwork and even some of my procedures.

What you ran into is standard operating procedure for HUD in our area.

Also, you NEVER have to disclose the way in which someone passed away be it suicide or natural causes.

The economy is one of those things because of its somewhat cyclical nature.

Same-day transactional funding carries very little risk, but the funder can have fairly substantial time involved in making sure the deal fits and that the escrow officer understands the nature of the transaction

Liza Rhima I'm a newbie and in late Jan 2013 I stumbled across Sean Terry's youtube channel and was encouraged by the case study videos...obviously its cool to see them make the checks but it doesn't go through a lot of the process in which they made it.So naturally, I went to his podcast since some of the case studies mentioned it on their youtube channel.

Looks good on the surface, but haven't read though the other 15 or so pages yetSB 493 add a few more procedures to being a private lender.

Just the natural progression I guess.What do you think about using say 80% of your own cash, and using a lender for 20% of the deal for your first few flips to get used to the process of using hard money, then over time start using less of your own cash and more leverage?

Not a lawyer, so no legal advice here, but if it were me and I felt I'd followed the rules and proper procedures, I'd find a new property manager, I'd get the judgment, and if he did then try to sue me, it would be on record that he did it only after I filed for judgment against him