Anyone with a large rental portfolio will be intimately familiar with the eviction proceedings for your area.IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT that you do everything right with the eviction.

You shouldn't have to use much of it to build your portfolio.

By purchasing this company, they are not only getting a large customer list to add to their portfolio, they are being looked at as the heros by everyone in wall street.

Stumbled across this site a few months ago trying to educate myself on bulk/portfolio sales...needed to learn the lingo!

Originally posted by "**********":BTW- How do you see it playing out as far as sub prime related losses on Wall Street, from now through 2010 as far as what a new CEO could do loss wise.The loan portfolios are Marked To Market.

We wouldn't be cash buyers, there isn't a lot of time for due diligence, but most importantly we're still somewhat green so we would only want to manage one project/property instead of a portfolio of multiple properties.What has your past experience/expertise been in?

It is impossible to call the exact bottom and very difficult for most people to buy an entire portfolio at any given instant.

Investing is about making the numbers work and having a relatively emotional detachment to your investment portfolio.

Right now, we've got about 40 SFH's in our portfolio that are 100% renovated (some are already occupied) with plans to expand even more.

I am an experienced Property Manager looking to help investors manage their portfolios, as well as, my husband and I are wanting to start in fix and flips!