I am not sure if you can press criminal charges for a bad check in this case. 

Cause I haven’t No I haven't because they can't verify it so I'll have to wait till Monday it's crazy we have to wait so long then still can't cash it and that's another waiting game if they gave to reissue another on had no problem the first time  @ candice  I received it today in the mail   @ tonika Perkins  are you going to call Monday to see why I'm about 45 minutes from a chase bank I may take it there Monday I don't know if the weekend has anything to do with it or not @Laporsha Spiva I just call 601-718-4642 & press 0 and ask they lady to transfer you to the financial department.

No TV's today!

Oh and he is suing me in county court for slander and pressed harassment charges on me in township court.I have a full thread if you want to read about it.

William Bannister is absolutely correct.Here's some examples of tax sale properties that I've seen:bottom of man-made lakeside of cliff 50 feet tallArmy bombing rangeExpired land lease for river front cottage totalled by flood 30 years agoExpired lease for TV tower pre-cable, that was already removed from propertyLand only with building owned by another party who had pre-paid their lease for 30 years, so if you bought you would start collecting rent in 3 decades.super fund toxic waste siteAbandoned gas station with leaking under ground tanksAbandoned steel millhouse with only 3 walls as the rear wall collasped into back yardhouse on city demolistion listStrip of land 2 feet wide, left over from road widening projectLandlocked residual land from highway projectAbandoned QuarryAbandoned junk yard, various colored ground stains from antifreeze, gasoline, oil, automitive fluids and metal parts.Slag pileChromnium factoryAbandoned building filled with 55 gallon drums of unknown liquidsRavinesWetlandsFlood waysDrainage ditchesSite with endangered speciesGarbage dumpHave a nice day!

Financial Intelligence for Entrepreneurs: What You Really Need to Know About the Numbers by Karen Berman and Joe Knight (published by Harvard Business Press) is a good read that can really illuminate business financials for anyone wanting to scale and get taken seriously.I enjoyed David Greene's Long Distance Real Estate Investing.

TV and social media may present a sad story regularly, but honestly,  anyone who stays and updates their home to match the neighborhood, would want quality homes as well, even with a price increase over time. 

Many will issue press releases when they close on acquisitions, which result in articles in publications like Multi Housing News, GlobeSt, and Multifamily Biz.

Fred: That's an interesting way to do it.....I'm NOT an attorney: I don't even play one on TV, but here's some things I would consider: Let's say the seller is named John SmithWhen you create your LLC trust, I would name it something like the "Smith Family Trust. " That way, when the bank sees the insurance notice or that the payments are coming from someone else, they just make an assumption, because it's all coming from the "Smith Family Trust."

Same with...A snake in the basement, a flooded bathroom, a broken hot tub, "can't find the cabin", "can't get the TV to work", "locked out of the cabin", "gramps broke his leg on the front steps you haven't inspected in 2 years", etc.Can you self-manage from a long distance?