The winning characteristics are that they have stable work, are beyond the age of wild parties, have a long-term (3-7 years) local commitment BUT they do not plan on living in Lincoln forever.That last point may seem counter-intuitive, but because they do not want to live in Lincoln forever, they are unlikely to buy a home and move out of the unit.

Rehab and sale needs to be done w/in 5 months, or more fees will apply.  

It's safer, easier, and will generate higher returns -- win/win/win.

What are my chances of winning and not getting evicted?

But, regardless of the counter or other bidders or anything else...you NEVER exceed your MAO.People get burned all the time, because they want to win an auction or a bidding war.  

The fact that their letter to you asks for a mold inspection suggests to me that they have already become aware that mold can be used to leverage a legal case against you which stands to win them a considerable settlement from your insurance company.

Old tenants claim they were not playing the TV or anything in the morning hours.so one big he said she said scenario.talked with both tenants. remained fair to both sides. told them we can't have this fighting. no one is going to win. i also reminded them that if they can not have civil discussion, then don't have one at all. i will not tolerate yelling and screaming inside the common areas of the property. period. that was two days ago.hoping this issue goes away, because i don't feel like babysitting. 

He knew about business, legal issues, tax issues, marketing, sales, promotion, networking, and most importantly he knew about people (psychology).The first thing he did was tell me that I have two ears and one mouth, and I should listen more than I talk.Second thing he did was have me read "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie.Then he taught me how to set appointments with home sellers, go out to their home, and write up a "letter of intent to purchase or lease".He said to me, "your job is to bring me potential home sellers who will consider a creative offer."

The major problem I have with the likes of ZTR is that they put these great sales pitches on, and if everything works the way that they say it will (5% conversion), then I win and they win.But if - as research suggests - things don't work out the way they suggest, then I lose - but they still win.  

You can’t truly win in real estate investment (any property type) until you have an established acquisition pipeline.