It's complex.

Hello friends,So I took a chance and mailed out 2(yes, only 2) letters to two different apartment complex owners.

I put my self through college as an apartment maintenance man, and after graduation managed a large apartment complex in KCMO.  

My goal is to refinance all three properties under one loan, while using the equity from the combined properties to purchase a fourth multifamily complex at the lake of the ozarks that I have found and meets my financial goals.I am struggling to find a lender that will participate in my plan, (I have spoken with three) most have given some type of reason why they can't participate... 1. geographically the properties are not in their territory or one is and the other isn't (KC is approximately 3.5 hours away from lake of the ozarks)2.

In the event that it went to court wouldn't a "holding deposit" be considered an earnest money deposit, regardless of wording, in which case it couldn't be completely non refundable? 

I am guessing due to time and complexity that short sales are not ideal for realtors, but I am not an agent. 

i just received this "potential lead" minutes ago  ( Providence, Rhode Island), its a 2 building property, one unit is a 3 family and the other one, one family, he tells me that in the 1 family we cannot go in an see because he has a tenant under section 8 and is going thru the eviction with the court. the other 3 unit house is vacant due to renovation he was working on it and seems to stop. told me hes not desperate to sell bu, but i know my fellow Dominicans lol, hes a avoiding a low blow from me on the price.im looking to see if i should wholesale this to a landlord, seller finance (he owns free and clear) or hard money lending so i can fix and hold. wow!

A break over how real estate is purchased and sold now reaches the California Supreme Court.Those on both sides of the argument will soon know the high court's decision in the case Malibu home buyer vs.Coldwell Banker.

The monthly park fee was $50 which covered the cost of the pool, tennis courts and clubhouse. 

If they do not agree to pay rent while you look for someone new, you can take them to court for rent and get a judgement against them.