I have been interested for sometime in REI, but haven't brought myself to making that initial leap of faith.My future goal would be to possess a few nice buy and hold properties while taking a stab at rehabbing down the road.

If a tenant remains in possession without the landlord’s consent after expiration of the term of the rental agreement or its termination, the landlord may bring an action for possession and for rent and the landlord may also recover his or her actual damages.

Outside of that (I can't even consider partnering with someone who doesn't possess the aforementioned traits) I look for someone to bring strength in areas where I may be a little weak.

They will remove both you and your possessions from the home.

In my state, when you go to court, you can get a possession judgment and money judgment at the same time.

The rental lease was signed with HOA since HOA was in possession of the house before the foreclosure sale.

I had heard that a landlord can give 60 days notice at any point and can take back possession of a property.

We took possession of the home on August 31st.

And make sure your tenant knows that they need to have renters insurance to cover their possessions because your landlord policy will NOT cover their things.

Remember, the bank wants to sell the house as quick as possible, and are willing to do whatever it takes to possess and convey marketable title.While it's great to be vigilant, you need to focus most of your effort on finding the properties that will make you money - Let the experts do what they do regarding title and other such issues.And for those that still don't understand why banks/asset managers list their properties with agents.