@Ryan RobinsonNon-resident withholding is a means for a state to insure that it will receive its tax from investors who normally don't have a filing requirement within the state.PA's non-resident withholding requirement is one of the best since PA has a flat state tax rate.

. - Tenant receives rent help from HUD. - The unit has drywall in the unit that is falling down from the ceiling and may not be a safe place to live. - We want the tenant gone.

Chances are most of the offers you will receive will want to negotiate the price, insist on repairs and ask for some closing cost assistance.Sounds like a good offer.  

He said I was preapproved but I never received anything in writing.

We are trying to mitigate the potential that we drop the foreclosure, re-write the note, receive one payment, and are back at square one when they default.My original plan was to ask them to consent to judgment, and potentially execute a lease.

Because the builder was running a 5% commission incentive for buyers agents, I received 25% of her commission which equated to a little less than $3K in my pocket.

At first the owner asked for his price, then said that instead of receiving the money, he wanted a different property that was in rentable shape where he could collect income right away.

Unfortunately, you will not receive that from me.

Is it upon the sale of a property... or is it on a Cash basis, that is, only when cash is actually received?

A few months ago I hired an agent and we've been in and out of contracts here in Cincinnati, Ohio, where I've lived for 8 years now however I just received news that I will be moving to Chicago with my job in the next two months.