California law tries to strike a balance between protecting your rental and tenant rights.Set Renting StandardsWhile you don't have to carry out a criminal background check in California, many landlords do.

There is always a dilemma in a triangle, there's always scope, price, and time, you can only choose two, balancing the three is hard enough for us to do, how much more if we accommodate all 3.

Relationship with local brokers in Miami, FL.Being a Bachelor in Engineering and Masters in Engineering Management I'm very detail oriented and have very strong analytical skills.What I don't bring to the table (Yet):First hand experience purchasing and managing apartment complexes.Strong balance sheet and liquidity.Lender experienceTamiel, I hope this information helps to paint a more detailed picture of what I'm about and maybe opens up doors to collaboration with you and your company. 

(principle & interest) until the balance is paid off?

I am reading a book about 1031 exchanges however there is no mention of intermediaries. Everything the book talks about is about 2 party or multi party exchanges. For example in the book they discuss a transaction whe...

If the title is clearly in your seller's name, the bank should give you the info you need, which is the payoff balance on the mortgage.

Create an Input Sheet of questions to ask sellers - work from this when making calls -There three (3) important things you need to learn from the sellers --About the existing FINANCING - how many loans - the amount of liens if any - the terms (balloon payments, interest rate and status and balances (current - payments due - foreclosures or tax sale pending)Next about the SELLER - why selling - where moving to - how fast do you want to settle - what are they going to do with all that cash - GET PERSONAL talk about yourself a little, but get them to talk about their job - their hobby - their workNext the PROPERTY - does it need any work, are there any violations - what are properties selling for in the area - how much would it take to fix or renovate the property - is it vacant?

  - $156k @ 4% interest, amortized over 20yrs with a 5 year balloon- They receive a payment of $945.33 for 60 months (total of $56,700)- When I refi after the 5 years (unless they want to continue), they receive the remaining principal balance of $99,300Is this a win-win for both sides? 

Ask how much the remaining balance is on their mortgage if there is one or any other liens against the property.

These are all things that have to weighed in balance with other factors when considering REI in that state.