I'm sure they want the money back and they plan to leave.

If you don't plan to occupy the home, I would love to a lending broker in the area to find you the best deal to either do an investment loan or DSCR type loan.

Leasing processes: applications, leases, etc. 3.

However, in practice, the broker always negotiates for the seller to pay this commission.Negotiation Tactics: Good brokers negotiate to ensure that the buyer is not out of pocket for their agent’s commission, aligning with common practices and making the process easier for the buyer.How to navigate this:Ask for Clarification: If you’re unsure or need reassurance, ask your broker to explain how the commission will be handled in your specific transaction.Review Agreements: Carefully review the buyer’s brokerage agreement and the purchase agreement to ensure that the commission details are clear and that the seller is covering the buyer’s agent commission as negotiated.

My plan is MTR.

The strategy worked great, but without having any experience with the loan product, combined with signing a sales contract that had removed the protections for me regarding contract termination and return of my $10k earnest related to the approval of funding, it made for a very stressful process. 

I am in the process of buying a home now- that is probably easier to set up than moving my existing homes into an LLC.... one thing at a time..

Hello all,I recently filed for a new LLC in Michigan to hold investment properties under, and I'm currently in the process of looking for a bank to open a business checking account with.

I follow a very simple 4 step process: - Have clear, informative, directive marketing message.

Could anyone please advise how I should start the eviction and collection process?