I suppose to serve them 60 days notice not to renew the lease on Nov, 1 2013.

This seems to be a case where being an investor serves the prospective tenant best.

@William Robison Absolutely, it is my pleasure to serve.

If you plan on making offers on MLS-listed properties (and HUDs are on the MLS typically even though the offers go in through their own website), then you are very well served to become a Realtor yourself.

It also serves to get more investors to their site in trade for allowing you to place deals.

The mission of the National Property Preservation Guild (NPPG) is to serve as an advocate for Contractors whom provide quality services that aid in ensuring maximum Return On Investment (ROI) for property preservation clients.

A few days later I got served.

The dream got put on hold until 2006, when I talked my husband into buying a one-acre piece of land in Apex, NC, with the idea of building our dream home and saving some money by serving as the general contractor.

Serve a quit notice and let them deal with it.

I'd say selling or buying with logical, lower key approaches, dealing in facts and sound assumptions will serve better than not