I also told them at application what I expected, and how the eviction process worked: Rent is "due on the first, LATE ON THE SECOND, on the third, or at the latest the 5th, their 3 DAY LETTER, would be "nailed and mailed", on the 4th day I would be at the JPs office to file a WRIT OF FORCIBLE DETAINER, and that once I had taken that step THERE WAS NO GOING BACK.It must have worked, between 1980 (converted my first house in Houston to a rental) and 1998 (sold and seller financed my last rental in Houston, I only got to the filing stage 3 times and only had ONE TENANT SHOW UP IN COURT to contest.

A solid core door represents today’s modern standards with a keyed lock set for security, so I will add that factor in too.

Keep in mind that between 40 and 50% of the owners will file for bankruptcy.

And filing of objections or errors in the assessment of the property.Scavenger Sale BooksThese books contain (for any year in which there is a Scavenger Sale) an accounting of all properties eligible for Scavenger Sale and information on any bids made at the Scavenger Sale and redemption's made afterward.Property Record CardsThe Assessor’s Office has a card for every property containing all information concerning assessment.Current information is also kept on microfiche or Computerized Data Files.The most up-to-date property data is contained in the Computerized Data File.This information is available to the Assessor’s staff but not to the public on a regular basis.

I wanted to let you all know about another great article we just added to our archives: Organizing your Real Estate Files.

Foreclosure laws vary from state to state and difficulty of foreclosure is just as varied.Tax Deeds issued by the Clerk of the Court - When redemption has passed & all subsequent or prior taxes are satisfied, if need be, the right to file deed becomes realized.

Just because you don't have current assets doesn't mean you are off the hook -- the courts can/will file a deficiency judgment against you for any unpaid liabilities and these will follow you until paid off.Make sense?

First of all and probably most inportantly, the agent(s) is held to much tougher scrunity and standards than the average citizen when it comes to real estate.

As licensed Realtors, we have to abide by a Standard Code of Ethics because we, as Realtors, strive to maintain a positive image and a healthy reputation for other Realtors.

I wouldn't be cheap when it comes to the legal side of a partnership agreement.You can probably use some standard partner agreement from Staples if you're looking to go low end, though.