Do you know where on this website or where in general I can find locations/dates/times for REI meetings?

This latest one was dated March 2013 and it is for $600k.

From what I understand Probate happens when a beneficiary(ies) has been identified to take over the property and they should have up to date information on them.

I am also thinking we could do a lease option if we can find a buyer before our settlement date, we can collect $4-5k as a down payment.

It's a place to start, it won't tell you if they're being sued, but it tells you if their state registration is up to date.

Hey all, Long story short, I have some folks who are in need of a place to stay during the above dates and my property is not available.

I was thinking something along the lines of getting a business account, credit card, and lines of credit, but just letting them sit until they would be needed at a later date.

Just wanted to know if this makes these properties risky or if I could protect myself by making a statement in my offer that the tenant must sign a lease upon closing (or the owner must present an up to date lease).

@Al Williamson - if a tenant refuses to sign a new/amended lease, are you obliged to honor the previous contract through to it's termination date?

:(IMO if your going to do a flip and you can do it via sub to then go ahead and do it if the flip from start to sale date is going to be 6 months or less.