So is eviction.Time to create and implement systems for rent collection and an internal policy (and checklist) for eviction, too.The judge gave you the right answer: hire an (unlawful detainer) attorney and do it right. 

You can maximize conversions or be able to better pre-qualify each lead when you have a good script i.e "series of questions"So find a series of pre-qualifying questions "SCRIPT" and internalize the questions and be prepared for certain objection handlers.

As an international investor, with lending rate at approximately 8% and 40-50% down, the COC return (Applying 50% rule) is very low.

Even with a power of attorney, most banks will not allow it.We lend to foreign internationals and we're having trouble setting up accounts for them.Any advice/help will be appreciated.

Outside of the fact that everyone has their own internal biases that are impossible to be completely free from, one way in which you can determine the value of advice is to determine what the motive is of the one offering advice, i.e.

We've manage to increase the percentage of our students who stay 2, or more years, into the 35-40% range  - given that a large portion of our students are international students (frequently only here for a semester or year) this has been more difficult than one might think.

a international bank should work just fine i believe. hsbc i know has branches in the us and over seas but you should talk to a banker personally. they would be able to tell you whats the best course of action. chase is a good one to

Originally posted by @Nicole A.:@Tom

IRC homes are appreciating assets in my market (verify yours), but See below:There is a big difference with mobile home (HUD) homes and Manufactured homes that meet the International Residential Code (IRC) building standard.

much less trying to do screening internationally ..it is virtually impossible .