I am not a realtor, but my ex was, so I know a little more than a non-realtor by seeing what he had to deal with.

I’ve evicted the non-paying tenant.

Worst case scenario they'd need to evict a non paying tenant which most builders are not very keen to do.

I would also like to include that to get my 8 non-foreclosure comps, the radius was expanded from .5 miles to 1.25 miles and required going back 4 months of recent sales instead of 2.

The injured party can sue both the LLC as the owner, the one ultimately responsible for the non-negligent management, and 2.

Usually, you'd have to put down a large non-refundable deposit if you want the seller to go through a zoning change, but some sellers are less sophisticated than others, so it's worth a try.

And from what I understand right now getting a HELOC on a non-seasoned house is nearly impossible.

Market yourself as being different and unique, and develop a business plan to clean your clients homes and businesses using only products that are chemical free and environmentally safe. 2.

This has been discussed several times on BP and is obvious to all non-agents and non-brokers.

Bullseye always make sure you get a large non refundable deposit this way it motivates the buyer to stick with the deal.