Scenario #2:  A family facing a foreclosure in a few short months, has the decision to sell their property sub 2, to save their credit, or destroy their credit by allowing the foreclosure to proceed.

Your tenant destroys house and you only make a few hundred a month on the house.

One really has to weigh the benefits of a steady, somewhat guaranteed rental stream against the headaches and stresses that inevitably come with the babysitting these tenants to make sure they are not destroying your property.

I realize that there is a cut off time for new purchases before a storm but if let's say you get in before that, close the deal, but the hurricane destroys the property before the deed and mortgage get recorded in the public records, then who is on the hood for the damage?

In fact, if their feelings are destroyed by an honest answer to what they asked, most likely they wont make it in this brutal business anyway.

This event would have destroyed a lot of areas, TX & Houston will recover from this and emerge stronger than before.

Vacancies, late rent, repairs, tenants destroying property, maintenance expenses, &evictionsI will make you an offer to buy your home AS-IS.

It is obvious that this truth and passion destroys the hopes of 99% of BP contingent - the amateurs.

Get them out before they possibly destroy your place.

This class will likely get destroyed in the coming years.