Open-and-shut case in my opinion.

I intermittently bump into him because we belong to the same church group and I would pay him then.But I'm thinking there's got to be a faster and easier way to send someone money if they didn't take checks.

I haven't applied for the loan yet, so maybe they'd shut me down. 

It's a bit of a drive from Palmdale, but I guarantee you it will be worth your time to attend this event:LAREIA - 2nd Wed of each monthLos Angeles Real Estate Investors MeetupArcadia Presbyterian Church, 121 Alice Street, Arcadia, CA 91006, 6-9:30PMMore Info at www.meetup.com/Los-Angeles-Asian-Real-Estate-Investors-Meetup/ I used to drive to his meeting in San Diego and that is 1.5 hours from my house.

The exposure to doing this immediately is if sale were to be reversed or former owner claims possession had not been fully surrendered.Therefore, I would take pictures of interior being vacant as well as utility meters that are shut off, as applicable.

. §§ 250.501(b))Termination for Lease Violation: No StatuteRequired Notice before Entry: No exact amount of time is specified but generally 24 hours is recommended.Entry Allowed with Notice for Maintenance and Repairs (nonemergency): No StatuteEntry Allowed with Notice for Showings: No StatuteEmergency Entry Allowed without Notice: No StatuteEntry Allowed During Tenant’s Extended Absence: No StatuteNotice to Tenants for Pesticide Use: No StatuteLockouts Allowed: No Statute, but no state allows this.Utility Shut-offs Allowed: No Statute, but no state allows this.Disclosures & Miscellaneous Notes:Lead Disclosure: Landlords must disclose all known lead paint hazards.

Unless its 'legal' the Bldg Inspector(s) here consistently shut down the other units & levy the usual fines. 

cool i'm in a similar boat albeit here on the west coast. hopefully its not under ur own roof u come home to as thats when its at its worsts - 24/7 and obviously not worth it once they default AND/OR breach. tenants too often dont seem to realize not paying and/or not keeping any unlawful (ie, prohibited) activity at bay IS as serious as if the landlord were to suddenly, permanently shut off the water/electric/gas etc or lift the ceiling off their rental.

Your creditors will shut your lines down and report to the CB agencies that you are paying thru a counseling agency/on a Loss Mitigation plan.

@Janice TraubThere is nothing wrong with having cages around AC units outside that is normal here in Memphis even in some of the great rental areas, churches and a lot of businesses have them around there condenser units definitely not a disqualifier in my eyes.