@Wayne Brooks Actually I am an attorney... just not in TX or FL.Once the buyer and the title company become aware of the adverse claim (thereby eliminating the bona fide purchaser defense) I doubt the sale moves forward without either the blessing of all parties (tenant joining in execution of the deed) or a final disposition of an action filed in an appropriate court.

Can i execute this strategy if the owner has an FHA loan?!?

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If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

Hi all,I have been studying the BRRRR method for a couple of months now and am moving pieces around to start and execute on that strategy.

Talk is cheap and the only thing that matter is action and execution. 

We are blessed with having a full plate and I can not staff up enough!

It is also an opportunity to collect extra rent having bi-weekly payments as long as the lease supports the extra payments.Anyone with experience/knowledge setting up deductions out of tenants checks please comment below of how to start and execute the process.

If they haven’t signed, you do not have an executed agreement i.e. you only have an unaccepted offer.

To me, its a cycle -- get as much money in, take care of what you need, and get as much money moving to things that can pay you back, e.g. investments, stocks, 401ks, etc.TL;DR -- get your goals in order, set up your plan, and start executing.