;) Cue Bob Marley music playing in the Johnson household.

Hello @Eli LochI was just at the Amelia Musical Playhouse last night.

If for some reason he doesn't want to comply, you would be forced to foreclose on him.In this setting an installment contract, where you hold the deed until you are paid in full is probably the safer instrument or a lease option.  

Long story short my husband is a member of an online community but for music fans, and online argument turned into one of their members "doxxing" him - basically looking for his online information outside of the message board.  

Jay spent 30 minutes on the phone with me about a year ago and it was instrumental to keeping me out of some really bad deals.

Owning guns is a pain in the butt in CA, so I'm relatively light on the guns but have various bladed instruments staged about our home (that I own, obviously).The hoarding is the only thing you described that strikes me as unusual.This dude probably wants to do what is expected of him, which is not causing permanent damage to the property and pay his rent on time, in exchange for basically being left alone to quiet enjoyment of the unit.

Any local investors willing to spend time helping me learn the ropes would be repaid in gratitude, loyalty, and any services I can provide that would be of immediate use (private music lessons can be expensive!) 

(Star Wars music optional) Anyway, I have been working for myself for the last year and a half now doing eBay.

I'm from the countryside, but live in Music City now, and the real estate market has been fascinating to observe here in a growing city.

@John Suralik  subject too is a very old and easy method of acquiring RE its not big deal. what it is is uber risky for sellers unless the sellers have already lost their credit and don't care and are walking.. the reason is you take Title subject too  the existing loan.. remember loans stay in place unless paid off and even though all debt instruments have alienation clauses they are rarely envoked.