- Owner lives in one unit, and would like to stay in it till her death - when that happens is of course a big question mark.- She's had a lot of people after her to sell them, but she likes us a lot.

My conversation with the seller was very to the point - I would pay all the closing costs, and would allow them to stay in the house up to 2 weeks after closing.

Many of the condo associations have rental restrictions.I stay away from condos in general for a variety of reasons.Cash flow volatility, rehab/rental restrictions, special assessments, etc.

I have paid the rent on time and there are no delays – I stayed there for 13 months.4.

I’ll be 3 years in next month.If so, please share tips for staying motivated, being efficient, avoiding burnout, etc.

My husband is a navy veteran he has a HUD vash voucher threw the VA hospital he lives in Detroit, Michigan he has two more months to find a place can he port somewhere else and use his voucher or do he have to stay in Detroit and use his voucher for a year?

When you say you are looking to get into multifamily investing, are you planning on staying local, or branching out.

Let's hope it will stay a homerun deal.Ain't she purty?

The key is to subscribe to Pacer and watch each of those properties for a Motion for Relief from Stay - once that has been granted, the foreclosure may proceed, and usually does pretty quickly.

For example if I got a booking for a 2 night stay 3 months away, are the funds available now or do I have to wait until 3 months to receive it?