@Sam Liu, I know how frustrating this can be.I am not saying that it's your attorney's fault because our courts and judges can sometimes be slow, but if you want some other eviction attorney names, please just let us know and the local BP members will be more than happy to give you their recommendations.

First off, you need to slow down and get all the information together for someone to be able to understand what it is you are looking for.

I've been told it's always better to sell too early though :)You are deep in the weeds on this one, I Wouldn't pretend to know the details well enough. 

IF not they will hang up and you just move on to the next caller.Email responses are slow way to attract tenants, put your phone number in and start answering the phone. 

You can move at a slow or steady pace if you wish, but at least you'll get some management & rehab experience under your belt.

While it may slow down, your appreciation in just the next year would probably be equal to several years of appreciation in Wyoming. 

The bank has slowed down its lending in the market as to this product and is considering the requests based on the value of the deposit relationship.

Here are some pics:Aside from this home all other MLS listings are very few and slow.

Since MLS is slow and competition is high in my area (Boise, ID) I want to try direct mailing  in to hopefully find a deal that meets the 2% rule or 1.5%.

She works for a company that does cabin rentals.....they've been really slow the past year.