@James McGovern - when it’s clear they aren’t or can’t pay then our motivation is to get them out as soon as possible to get the unit rented to a better paying tenant.We serve them with a NTQ.We offer them cash for keys (the equivalent of our attorney’s cost, which is about $1500) on a tight window of time.We explain how bad having an eviction on their record is for them.Still, only about 30% take us up on it often citing that $1500 isn’t enough moving money.

Second, list price is not a benchmark for a good deal, you are hung up on beating up the seller and if you are not achieving a win-lose scenario, you walk away.

Even if I could just get a few deals enough to start up my other interests and business ideas, that would be great.

Hey Jacob, I currently have invested in Dover, NH and grew up in Derry.

Your instincts are correct regarding used furniture, unless you have someone you have rapport and trust with already it will be a major hassle coordinating picking up used furniture.

I’ve done this method once before, but this time I’m a bit torn on the best approach.

Maybe we’ll meet up at a networking event one day.

Hey y'all,I've hit a little dry spell recently and I'm looking to pick back up again.

After residing in FL for two months, we are excited to be under contract.Now, we are seeking advice on the next steps:Should we engage a CPA or lawyer for setting up our LLC?

I'm in process of selling another property with no mortgage now and have the financing lined up for the next purchase as I'll have ample equity in a few weeks.