Normally involving some sort of earnest money for liquidated damages.An alternative could be an option agreement in that the buyer can buy but is not required to do so.Getting the property under contract.

There is a subtle line here....you can chose not to take any section tenants because you don't want to work with the section 8 program, but you can specifically deny an applicant because they are on section 8.Otherwise, section 8 tenants typically can not move out mid-lease.

All these factors are the main reason we always offer free estimates, there are just too many variables involved.

I guess that depends on whom you talk to.I have been involved with Condo Hotel for many years; In business relationships with companies that manage them, and also as a unit owner and investor.

I don’t deny we’re in an unfortunate state.I recently heard of a lady on the east coast of Florida, who, after being a Realtor for many years, is losing her own house to foreclosure because she hasn’t made a sale in over three months.

We are trying to find a nitch to get involved in comm. investing.

They might not want to get involved or otherwise work with you.I am not saying that you should not consider all your options.

The tenant spends the rent on a pitbull and you're going to evict them - YOU'RE A SLUMLORD.The tenant is involved in a drug bust and you're going to evict them - YOU'RE A SLUMLORD.The tenant is a pig with dirty dishes and uneaten food everywhere.

Hi -- can anyone give a ballpark estimate of the cost and issues involved with taking a room - that was once the garage but now a room - and turning it back into a garage?

I understand what your saying though the market I specialize in sometimes involve individuals who have no problem making money.