Dating back years ago, they went away with the economy tank, but they are back on the table now.

To date (9 months later), I have the confidence and I am looking @ other cities and taking more action.You said you are working on a few properties and I am guessing you are looking for investors on this site.

Unfortunately, you can't currently pick the day it goes out and it will go out on the 1st of the month which is the due date for me.

Unfortunately, it doesn't list the dates for those listings, so it's impossible to tell how stale they are.

Property has green card so everything is up to date and inspected.

Thanksgiving is only a week away; just two days after your arrival date.

I am sure someone with more experience can provide more info, but here is a start.The information I kept was: - original signed application & lease (tenant received copy) - signed completed move-in checklist - records of exact date and payment amount from each tenant - signed complete move-out checklistI kept all this information for several years after the tenant left to property.Having learned more since that time, I would also keep - records of all maintenance requests from tenants - records of exact date and payment for all maintenance items

Here were the stats of that property:Appraisal = $107,000List Price = $85,600Winning Bid = $48,410 (net to HUD)DOM = 117 days (from Appraisal Date) Only 9 out of 327 properties sold for less than 70% of List Price.

I'm pretty sure she owns the property free and clear due to the last sale date being in July of 87'.

The association management company will handle notification to the board and the other unit owners but that will be long after the scheduled closing date which is next week.