:) I'll check that out to start off with..hopefully that'll give me some insight..so how long have you been in the business and did you have any prior experience?

Prior to its release, home buyers and real estate investors could not cash-out refinance a purchased home until six months had passed.

* If there is a completely passive "money partner" who is getting (we'll say) 50% of the profits for providing the funding, then if that partner obtains a loan to provide the funding, then the active partner should get 50% of the profits computed PRIOR to consideration of the loan cost.* Just because everyone is making a "personal guaranty" on a loan, it certainly doesn't mean everyone has an equal amount on the line.

I was a realtor for 7 years in Pierce County Washington (Tacoma) and prior to that owned the largest RE magazine in the area.

Prior to me purchasing the house, the previous landlord secured leases from 5 new tenants (co-signed by a tenant's parent) for August 2014 to July 2015.

This was going to be done prior to listing the house but the water company is the hold up.

according to neighborhood gossip, a house I bought was raided prior to me buying it.

The buyer then sees his expense, if you inform him prior to settlement there are no surprises, he doesn't say "what's this?"

I assume you mean he wants an executed offer/contract, prior to showing?

Also If you want them out at the end of the lease you just have to give proper notification prior to the lease ending (This is why I do month to month so I can give them 60 day notice anytime I want).