I've never had to force a py off disclosure, with some authorization.  

As your property cash flows, and you have built a good cash reserve, then you can start using excess cash to invest in more units.

My in-laws and I just got the signed pre-possession authorization on our first flip for a house that we close on in two weeks. 

I'm wondering if the Property Manager even has any authority on this thing or I need to talk to someone else. 

We are a HUD authorized Brokerage in Central Florida that suports investors.It sounds like you are well under way, but if there is any way we can assist, you just need to ask...

I'll keep trying for now but I'm seriously considering leaving, starting to think they aren't 'real buyers'... there are always exceptions, but all the real investors (cash buyers) I know dig up their own deals, either Sheriff Sales, direct marketing, bandit signs, web leads ect,  many of them may also be talking with your same leads, i dont know of many that are in this business that are not out hustling for the next deal.

All of you guys are STUCK in obedience to "authority"  (a good movie, by the way, if you can stomach the 45 minutes of exposure by Dr.

However, the Newark Housing Authority will not make it easy for you to be a landlord that does not "see or bother with the tenants".

You can only charge for excessive things.

In the above "success story" the author found someone with a house worth $135,000 and convinced the person to sell for $37,500.