I have a tenant who allowed someone to move into the apartment and now wants him out.The squatter refuses to leave and because he has been living in the apartment for some time and has personal property in the apartment has by legal standards "established residency".The tenant on the lease is current with the rent and other than having allowed someone to move in he is a fair tenant.Please provide assistance.

I'll probably eventually purchase several properties there, and might as well go ahead and establish a relationship.

Almost all will do Assignments although you might have to go over the assigned agent to someone higher who understands it.American title is the only one that will do a dry double closing but they want to know you're established.

You'll usually have a case worker as your contact and when you get established as a good section 8 landlord, you'll never have to worry about your properties being vacant.

We found plates and glasses, etc also at an auction, and would flesh them out from Christmas Tree Shops (that's where we'd replenish wine glasses, silverware, coffee mugs - can't beat a buck apiece).Bottom line is that there's a lot to purchase when you're starting from scratch.

Supposedly, your LLC hasn't established credit yet, so the bank won't loan it money.  

I've established sources of used but good quality supplies in my area.  

I have a lot to learn about negotiations.

I have attended my first REIA class a couple weeks ago, which was all directed towards wholesaling, had a great time and look forward to attending more.Anyways, just a quick hello - thanks to the BP community and the BP podcasts as they have already helped me establish a path forward.Cheers!

In fact, it often takes 2-3 years just to get a working system established internally.