Like all Post Auction Sales, Negotiated Sales will have a scheduled sale date thirty (30) days from the date of acceptance by the Commissioner and a subsequent ten (10) business day redemption period.PaymentAcceptable payment methods include: personal check, certified funds (such as a cashier’s check or money order), or if paying in person: cash or credit card.

This tenant left there sliding glass door open and this poor little baby crawled outside and drowned in the pool...

I have had a couple transactions where the title agent on a subsequent sale could not find a discharge on one of my notes (maybe it wasn't recorded properly).

These numbers mean nothing as related to subsequent sale!

Another (a commercial property) we checked & subsequently learned that the owner had been very ill & the business was failing so it may be a good buy.I take a pic of each page I am interested in with my phone.

Photo 1 : Wall that needed to be paintedPhoto 2: ‘L’ Shape stainPhoto 3: Broken Kitchen Countertop TilePhoto 4: Tore Carpet in Bedroom 2 (Did not charge) Photo 5: Tore Carpet in Bedroom 2 (Did not charge)Photo 6: Stains in Master Bed room (Did not charge)Photo 7: Broken Kitchen Blinds and handle.Photo 8: Missing Bathroom Drain PopupPhoto 9: Missing Door Latch to lock sliding glass door.Photo 10: Landscape TrimmingHere’s the list of items I charged them for.

The income the tenant paid me is technically their money, so they're also paying for my down payments and subsequent returns on both income and equity at no cost to me personally.No one is saying to never deleverage.  

Subsequently, items were stolen from the garage.  

Subsequent search CLEARLY shows that this caricature is absolutely the Pastor when compared to the Pastor's widely available photos.  

On any subsequent offence, the landlord can file a "Final Notice to Vacate" which requires arrears to be paid within 7-days, but the tenant is still required to vacate within 15-days (unless the landlord agrees to allow the tenancy to continue).The reality of life today is that electronic transactions are prevalent. 75% of our tenants pay electronically and those numbers are skewed by our "international student house" where most pay by cash.