As always, consulting with your landlord/tenant lawyer would be a very good idea.I think you have two choices:1) Tell the tenant she created the problem and she needs to deal with it.

(I have cash but would prefer to put less out for down payment) 95% LTV would be great if I could get it.

I am looking for investor financing for myself (Canadian) and for several offshore investors who want to purchase Florida properties, preferably with less than a 25% downpayment.

It is typically just a preference that they wish to focus on their HUD allocation of properties (their bread and butter), and do not wish to participate with more involved A-B-C transactions.

So, we hired him for roof and siding and my choice to do the inside.

Chris – I'm old enough to remember times when the best choice was to NOT buy.

Hello, I plan to send an REO offer with my own bank statement as my Proof of Fund yet if the offer is accepted and happened to be under contract, I prefer using Trans Funding meaning the real money will be from different sources at the closing table.

You can always have a home inspection done after you return home (make a satisfactory inspection contingent on the offer).A couple of days would be minimum, a week preferable.

I prefer that they not have pets, but the maximum security deposit I can charge by law is 150% of one month’s rent.

Is 5 years the max you like to see or do you like to let the tenant ride preferring not to spend on the turnover.