The negative would be that it would choke off the cash flow I am receiving monthly from my business and any “security” I get from that.

Positives:Government pays on time with direct deposit.Tenants tend to stay longer due to not many landlords offering section 8 housingLandlord receives at or above market rents in borderline neighborhoods.Negatives:The property has to pass the inspection criteria prior to tenant taking possession.

Does anyone have any experience/advice on approaching a lender about receiving written permission for transfer of deed?

Everywhere that I know of, a Net Listing is a listing where “....the owner receives a set, net amount, regardless of commission (say $100k) and the agent/broker gets to keep as commission every dollar Above that net that he sells it for”......sells for $10k makes $10k, sells for $120k makes $20k....please explain how the seller paying a flat fee as opposed to a % commission, or a bonus, resembles a net listing.  

Or an owner carry offer with an installment sale, so they don’t receive all of their gains in one year.

Our TFH (tenant from hell) has received her 7 days to vacate.

Currently Rent = $800.00 / $900.00If I purchase I would live in one unit and receive $900.00/mon. rent I would self manage the property Any help would be greatly appreciatedThank you Ty Ramjohn

But once the person passes away then the person who receives the property must contact the Attorney of the Will and complete paperwork in order to get the property in their name. 

For the record, I receive exactly nothing for making these referrals.

It is, therefore, possible for a grantee to receive no actual interest, and – because a quitclaim deed offers no warranty – have no legal recourse to recover any losses.