Charleston SC I'm a member of REIA we have a conference call every Sunday @ 8pm bring both to conference call and you will be able to get some serious investor's which will probably be some of the experience Russ S. above was speaking of you may be able to get help with selling both properties.

One option is to always speak about checking with the other owner.  

I will be speaking with the current owner to see if the land contract will be reported to credit bureaus, as well as S&P.Oh, and my personal credit rating is improving all the time, as I pay off old debts...

I will be speaking with the current owner to see if the land contract will be reported to credit bureaus, as well as S&P.Oh, and my personal credit rating is improving all the time, as I pay off old debts...

I strongly urge your buyer not to close until the tenant has vacatedI would suggest going and speaking directly with the tenant to see where things stand from their perspective. maybe a few days is all that is needed 

My apologies.Have just returned from speaking with my banker about a home equity line of credit to fund my first deal.

So, you're bidding for the equity, as other bidders will be also, not the full property value.In the second scenario, you're simply a junior lien holder, and if you foreclose, you're only entitled to what you're owed, of a third party buys it.  

I pay $45 per mo. for property radar and $28 per month for Rebo gateway by benuteach I found both as a referral from my title rep at first American title, our success is 95%.To speak more to what I'm doneing, we are developing a "FARM" I do the same type of drive for dollars type of thing only I want people to be living in the home.   

Lack of experience may be a factor as well so you don't bite off more than you can chew so to speak the first time around. 

My partner runs that group and I will be speaking that night.