Judges tend to side with the tenant in these type of disputes unless you have strong documentation to support your position.  

Hello Alesha, get your feet wet. i have a strong team in the new orleans area.

Math is not my strong suit.

As a strong proponent of education in all its form, I'd like to avoid the slams on "formal education" is the devil point of view.  

It depends on the type of property you are buying and the loan size.If it is a smaller type loan then usually local banks will want the business where the property sits as they have a local presence and understand the area.Also your local bank in California might be interest in funding it as they already have an established relationship with you and deposits etc. whereas a bank might just be looking at the property itself and not the borrower relationship to do the loan. 

I strongly urge your buyer not to close until the tenant has vacatedI would suggest going and speaking directly with the tenant to see where things stand from their perspective. maybe a few days is all that is needed 

Lots of great connections all over but we also have a very strong and active contingent here in MA on here so make sure to find them (Set up some keyword alerts to find out about local topics) and get connected.Besides doing that on here make sure to get out to some of the many local investor events we have.  

I am a young professional in my early twenties with a strong income for my age and zero debt.

I strongly believe the droid is a far better product unless your 60 yrs old just learning a smart phone and need the most simple platform.

Hello, real quick I am SSG Alfred Swindell  am a wounded warrior from the war and really have a strong interest in doing real estate once i retire in the next year, is there any one out  there able to share any info about cleaning up credit and getting started buying homes on a small scale and working to build it up in years to come.ThankYou.