I kindly ask for 5 minutes of your time to fill out this questionnaire on tenant evictions.Landlords often face risks when leasing properties since the cost of evictions can leave a huge burden on the owner when accounting for legal fees, court costs, financial damages, property damages, and lost rent.

This is definitely a good place to start verify. 

Deborah Saddler, the information that I'm organizing at this time is more based around RE definitions and concepts, as opposed to formulas in Excel.

So, you definitely can't give up if you can't get deals fast.

We have "squatters rights" aka adverse possession laws but it's really difficult to meet the legal requirements for that: the squatter must live in the property as if it's their own for 18 years, paying property taxes, making improvements etc. and it must be open and hostile/ against the true owners wishes for the full 18 years continuously to be able to make that claim.

At that point it comes down to risk management and your own tolerance for legal exposure. 

That's definitely allowed and how many investors get started. 

definitely like Franklinton, could see east Franklinton developing into a young/middle-upper class mixed use neighborhood (Boston Seaport) and west Franklinton developing to a township-style neighborhood in the long term (Columbus stacks in Ready Player One)

I would do it again but definitely with a different lender.

@Alan AsriantsI’d definitely appreciate the help analyzing what I can get for the property.