I have always believed that timing was more a function of my personal situation than the market.

That usually means until a replacement tenant is found  but most courts would not allow more then a month or two, not sure about section 8. 

Shees.Any payments and taxes will take months for court action.  

I just keep a running sheet for each property (you could add an additional column to specify unit). and use the sort function to group by types of expenditures, date, etc., depending on what my purpose is.

They're listed here:Funding Portals FINRA RegulatesIt is a tall order for a Portal to maintain enough deal flow to offset the cost of compliance for Title III and thus these types of offerings are functionally excluded right now.  

If you require direct debit, that requirement functions another screening measure.  

Great leaders build something that can function equally well in their absence.

So if the issue ever winds up in court, a judge could rule either way depending on his/her interpretation.  

Could you wind up in court settling this?

@Robert MolloyThe process you linked is correct, I found a property on the MLS a few weeks ago that I was interested in, but they wanted an all cash offer for the court plus it needs to go through the bidding process.