When you get the chance to PM me bill I will give you my primary e-mail so that we can talk more, thank you for your time and have a wonderful biggerpockets day....

Bring your documentation that you own the house and a copy of the 72 hour notice.The JP clerk will give you a court date and in most areas, it will be within the next 10 days.Show up in court and all you say if/when the judge asks what you want to do, just tell them that you bought the house and would like to have the occupants move.The judge will grant the eviction and will give the occupants a 5-day appeal period.99.5% chance they will not appeal it.After the 5-days is over, go back to the JP court office and file for a Writ of Possession.

Now you say that the market is slow in CA (this is so very true), but there is a lot of chances to make money right now.

Hi Tami,You said you worked at a powersports dealer.....it wasn't by any chance Nelson's speed shop?

I'm very sure the chances of that happening are highly unlikely.

I wouldn't take the chance with 2 policies.

I'm sure there are newbie investors that would love a chance at a good property, have some cash, but don't have a lender or a deal.

So, although paying off the mortgage saves you interest, you deny yourself the chance to earn interest with the money you used to pay off the mortgage.Sam understands this, and therefore, he obtains a 30-year mortgage at 7% (a bit higher than Nick’s rate).

If it says any of the following; corporate-owned, as-is, certified funds for earnest money deposit, cash only/proof of funds, must do own termite inspection, no contingencies, etc. then the chances are good it's an REO.

Hello Dylan,Just FYI, I am new too, and in reading the posts and perusing bookstores, I discovered that you can go onto the Amazon site, and specify the title or author, and many times you will be given the chance to buy used copies of the books you want, rather than pay the new copy price.