Landlords are always held to a higher accountability.Immediately find a real estate attorney to file and or handle your eviction. 

Hi Mike,United Properties' service division is able to handle all manner of projects.

My thoughts are if you were not cashflowing before how will you handle the additional line of credit?

Also, ensure that the risk is something you will be able to handle if things do not work out.Good luck!

I use a different lawyer for landlord tenant matters than I do for real estate closings, but if you asked them if they handle real estate matters they'd both answer "yes".

I do handle all the finance myself, though, (i.e. depositing rent, bookkeeping, preparing leases/contracts, etc.).

Hi @Erica JuhlSorry for the situation you're in right now, but as the guys have mentioned above, all is not lost, you do have option(s).I'd encourage you to contact an Attorney to handle this.I can  recommend you to one who has dealt with these kinds of situations before.

Much of both Dodd-Frank and the Safe Act was written at a 50,000 ft level, with interpretation and implementation pushed off on states.My advice, if you're serious about pursuing owner financing, is to find a good RMLO to handle your buyer intake & qualification and the servicing of your loans.  

That way you are ready to handle their objections in advance and don't have to wing it.

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