Hello All,My name is Ben Leavitt. I have been on the site now for a little while but am just introducing myself now. Quick background, I flipped a house in Florida with my dad when I was 19 and used my portion of the ...

They take up a lot of space and are difficult to fit in a standard file cabinet (since they're legal sized).Is there any reason at all to keep the paper copy of the HUD if you have a pdf copy?

Hello Pros,I recently became a REALTOR® in Phoenix, Arizona and I'm interested in learning about investing.

I used a realtor in AZ to sell an out of state  investment property last year.

I've read what I can find about them and their $300 yearly filing fee, as well as posts from other states, but if anyone has any personal advice about whether they make good sense in Maryland (or general advice, really), I'd appreciate it.Thanks,Mike

After the house is repaired you immediately file your refinance paperwork (I'd have it filed before hand, but the appraisal can't be ordered until the repairs are completed). 

If they are leaving voluntarily, I would wait till they have vacated the premises before you file for eviction or non payment of rent.

Hi everyone, My husband and I are going to be looking for our first home in Arizona and I want to know if it would be a good idea to buy a fixer upper and how do I go about doing everything.  

"Forfeited" to the county means absolutely nothing in Michigan.Even after the "Foreclosure" the counties are still hoping the owner will come in and work out a payment plan.I've seen properties that said "forfeited" four years in a row and  the county never did the "foreclosure" even though nothing was paid on any of the "forfeiture" years.In most cities the record will not change until the new owner files the PTA.

Day 16: Filing a Writ of Possession6.