So you owe the rest of the current month and all the next month.You need to check your lease, because the terms may be different, as you agreed to by signing your lease.If your rent is due on the first, be sure that notice is in the landlord's hand on the first (not in the mail on the first, it doesn't start the countdown until it is in the landlord's hand, and if he doesn't get it until the 4th, you owe all that month and all the next month.

I think a (potential) tenant might have a prima facie case for racial discrimniation (not sure why someone hasn't sued the insurance companies for this) based solely on the lower scores often handed to minorities.I personally would never do it.all cash

Welcome to Bigger Pockets...this is the best REI forum on the Internet, hands down.I've gotta ask....just because I'm in Louisville and not on either coast where property can get high....is it possible to rent out a property in your area reasonably or are you limited to the rehab and resell process?

I got a property just handed to me once.

The average working stiff never has his hands on the money he's earned.

MikeI have scoured the internet, talked to a Realtor, and networked with a handful of local real estate investors that I know are legit and have experience...

i was hoping that the asset mgt company would take into consideration the fact that i will have 2 or 3 estimates on the "finish" work of this home.on the other hand i'm a little worried that the bank will come back with an off the wall number.

So, how did this company/investor get their hands on this property?

I purchased a business a couple of months ago and my cash on hand is down to the point where it will take a year or so to recover for another large purchase.

I tried to explain that I need a contract on hand -they don't do that.