I can't type the letter and deliver it for you.The tenant is difficult and below market yet you've allowed her to live there for five years.

This covers the cost of running rental CMAs, getting owner approval, delivering notices, tenant communication, renewal inspection, and lease generation. 3.

If the property is worth owning, don't make the current owner deliver it empty.... you might lose the chance to buy it! 

Mail delivers typically cover very large areas - what happened to all the other blocks - they couldn't get mail for 2 months as well?

I have searched high and low for services (Doorstead, Craigslist) but it seems no one is offering that level of service, or if they do I don't trust they can deliver considering my specific needs (experience with potential section 8 type community) in an increasingly gentrifying part of town. 

If you are good at the process and are delivering deals I would not personally be ok with 10%.

we are in Columbus Ohio and build a 4 bed, 3 bath, 2 car garage in 1730 sq ft. it's a hybrid build to rent and spec home. meant to be delivered at $380,000. all in $287k with land and taps.

Mail it to them first class mail or deliver it to them personally.Printer friendly form can be found here http://courts.mi.gov/Administration/SCAO/Forms/cou..."30 Day Notice to Quit" gives the tenant 30 days to move out of the unit, no option to pay back rent/costs and remain in unit.

Demand the unit be delivered empty and broom clean at close.

I was 5th place on a HUD property once and it ended up falling to me because you had to physically deliver a money order to an agent they designated an hour away within a certain time of them saying "go".