I currently outsource all of my eviction processing to 3rd party eviction attorneys and management companies.Once the eviction is set up I then hire All Seasons Eviction to handle the job of the hands on eviction.Note, from beginning to end this will take no less than 60 days and could extend to 120 days depending on the situation.I will provide a few companies that have proven to be worth the money.The process is simple, it's just timely and every step must be followed to the letter or the law or you waste another month.I advise all to have them evicted prior to possession to remove the headache prior to ownership.Conveyed free and clear of all tenants and lease agreements.I hope this helps.  

If it can be proven that the previous owner has the money, they legally need to transfer it to the new owner. 

His quality is not suberb (well you can't have everything) but he has proven to be a good balance for quality-time-cost...

I am just hoping that you all can help me possibly recognize some risk I am not noticing? 

Well, Tiny Homes are recognized as a mobile home/trailer right now.  

I recently discussed this with the Residential guy at my bank on how to structure this situation, the Feddie Fannie, FHA Rules are funny with this stuff, unless you structure it right, the GSE's will not recognize the amount applied to the purchase, in their eyes it will be a discounted purchase price, and the buyer/tenant will still need the down payment,  a smaller bank could hold an in house loan for 6 months an then re-fi them to a GSE but that will cost the buyer/tenant a ton extra.  

An LLC may not be the best route, especially if it is not recognized in New Zealand as a flow through entity with respect to taxation.  

This will help others recognize that post as something to take a look at.

It is technically two plots that are joined together, I am unsure as to the feasibility of separating into two plots but will look further into that possibility, but we would prefer to keep both lots together since we recognize the value of the land. 

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