Whereas a lot of leads through the web will be great for Sub2 deals where as it's hard to target owners with equity, therefore, some of those deals will be better suited for sub2.

We find them more comfortable, better suited for our family and often no more expensive than a hotel.

Hi Harry, Sounds like they may better suited for investing in trust deeds (assuming that's in their comfort zone).

If the tenant doesn't respond by paying rent or vacating the property, the next step will be to file suit for Unlawful Detainer and the eviction process continues to it's natural end of the owner regaining possession of the unit.

I hope this helps shed some more light for you and helps you figure out more clearly, what your goals are, and what sounds better suited to your style.

If the investor hit that deal on an unknowing seller, wow, what ammo for a law suit!

It already had a mother-in-law suit, which we rented out and it paid half the mortgage.

The Alcatraz swim sounds awesome, as does Mobi357.

At best, you win but are out a few thousand dollars in legal costs, at worst... use your imagination.4) You dig up the bushes and assuredly avoid any possible problems related to rose bushes.I happen to really like roses in landscaping, but NEVER confuse the ability to sue with whether the suit has any merit.

I'm seeing more and more dark floors as well - and really like them - but I'm not sure it suits this house and those rooms (seems like it would darken the overall rooms *too* much; I think it would work better in bigger rooms with more windows and light).