You should have atleast 20 people who buy homes regularly, if you are in medium size city/town.

He replied claiming that an assistant posted the work and she was no longer with the company.

A LOT of big claims, without the numbers to back it up!

I'm a fool-time real estate investor- no, that's not a typo :) and founder of The Windy City Round Table in Chicago.I say "sort of" from Chicago because I actually no longer claim IL as my primary residence.

Still searching for an answer.It is the same way here in Alabama.GA and AL are mostly Power-of-Sale states.They do not FILE Notices-of-Default.It is done by publication.In my town they put it in the legal section of the regular newspaper.But (Fulton County) Atlanta has a legal publication called the Daily Report you can subscribe to (I am guessing it is because it would be too big for the paper).

They buy the property and quit claim it to the LLC.

In California it is regular practice for agents to have new agents in their offices hold their houses open.

Or is that something Carleton Sheets claims that is 20 years old?

I have seen a number of cases where the management did not give Notices quickly and after a few months go by, the owners claim hardship, and/or lack of awareness of the amount due, etc., and the Associations are stuck making longer term payment agreements, etc., which affect the overall budget.

Does that include collecting rents, screening tenants, marketing for new tenants, and making any types of repairs or regular maintenance?