This question is for all the cash flow/rental income experts. 

If you catch the deposit into your account you can send the tenant a check for the same amount as the deposit via certified letter along with a letter stating you are not accepting his deposit.

It may be especially good if they're making bids around the price point you're looking to sell, and didn't actually win anything that day because it means they have unused certified checks :)You can also look at county records (mine can be done online, maybe yours also) and look for deeds on properties that are being sold over to an LLC.

Cheap mortgagesI’m also hearing positive comments from experts within the overseas property industry.Spanish banks are still under pressure to dispense with repossessed properties ‘as speedily as possible to balance their books,’ as one experienced estate agent who sells these kinds of properties for one of the largest banks in Spain commented to me.

@Bernard ChouinardI am not a lawyer, housing or lead paint expert. 

But please consult the experts on how to set up the JV.

JAX experts,I got my offer accepted on a SFR for 97K .

If you prove yourself to be an expert in those areas, people will reach out to you to help them, which will allow you to build your network!

Daniel Engstrom Hi Daniel,I'm not an expert so just info from what I would do...If your multi is 6 units it will be valued based on your annual NOI and local CAP rate.

I'm looking for expert answers on this topic from those with a in-depth knowledge of the topic.