Banks should be awash in cash (the big ones are, but it's locked down), Suntrust is BLEEDING it at 50% erosion in a single quarter.

If tenant doesn't pay you lock his stuff and after 30 days you can sell all his stuff in auction.3) Less Utitlities bill.4) No fight with the neighboors.However I still think it's 3 to 4 times cheaper to have your own storage built.

Mike- I spoke with the landord and all she pays is the Heat which is controlled by unit #1 and it has a lock on it.

., Bradley Field, also knows at the Hartford-Springfield Airport is in Windsor Locks, Ct.Windsor Locks is about 15 minutes away from Hartford or Springfield.

I would suggest having a qualified cash buyer or buyer with a hard money loan ready to go, then lock up the property and sell it to them rather than have a weasel clause to back out of the deal.

Great going on locking down your first deal.

When you are under contract with a seller, the seller never wants escrow to fall out (at least almost never) so making a higher offer and locking it up with CONTINGENCIES could in fact be a strategy to work for this type of investment.

transactional funding is the new HMLas long as you have the B-C in place with contracts and all locked up, close it out, use their money and cash out.

Don't try to lock people into a big option fee - you won't get it - and you'll get it "rented".

The door still locks with the deadbolt, but is very shaky and just looks like crap as well.