Your CC company will tell you to kick rocks and take him to court

I would also add a concrete or brick pathway to the door and also some landscaping some small trees, maybe some rock-scaping, and some low maintenance flowers or bushes. 

I'd like to build a rental portfolio that produces cashflow. 3 questions:You mentioned:"This includes tenant screening, writing leases if you don't hire a PM, managing rent payment systems, filing as needed with the county/city, maintenance and upkeep and how to out-source jobs that you don't want to do or can't do, scheduling, maintaining income and expense records, and the list goes on." 1.Any advice on where to find information geared to what you just mentioned? 

The support is insane, they have people and systems in place for experienced and new agents alike to work in a positive upbring environment, not to mention the support and training from top producers that are always in the office.

I’ve found multi family to be the best for me both in San Angelo and the outskirts like Grape Creek where I have two duplexes that produce great monthly cash flow.

I think a great strategy I see a lot of investors use is flipping properties to gain capital and then putting that money into some income producing properties.

if you are not producing anything for the company of what value are you

Very inspiring, good to know that these types of deals in baltimore can produce solid results.

Those expenses you mentioned would have invoices/bills that would come from the city , or utility company...that the seller should have no problem producing for you.

Another issue, is if a notice of foreclosure as been previously recorded by the trustee or attorney, then a preliminary title report as likely been produced.