Does it prevent someone from excercising a claim even though they apparently have no ownership at the time but if something should appear they have lost the right because they gave it to you like in a quit claim deed, or does it infere you have some ownership interest, or does it warrant that you have no interest?

Getting a credit card to charge where the tenant covers the fee may be easier.

Pictures with a date and time stamp should be fine.Check the cupboards and fridge to see if cleaned out or not.In Georgia if there is 500 of personal property or less you do not have to go through eviction.If it appears more than that you usually wait for the Marshall and out the stuff where they want it.If you are in Fulton county do not waste the Marshalls time with an empty unit.They have sometimes 900 writs to serve in a month.Simply re-key all exterior locks and not just the front.You don't know who they gave a copy to.

The release fee will appear on the HUD-1.3.

I want to own more blue collar properties that are easier to manage, easier to rent, etc.

I find that it's much easier dealing with tenants if you act like you are simply a partner who owns the house.

The "shawdow inventory" appears very illusive and now the gov't is talking bulk sales to capitalized investors.

I'm using a credit union for mine...Bought a place January 4th subject to the hard money loan he had in place... am in the process of refinancing it with a local credit union... it appears *fingers crossed* they are going to allow me to do a cash out refinance based on appraisal value (75%) at 5.5% for 10/30.Easiest recommendation is simply to wear out your phone dialing...

It appears from the comments it does not work this way where J Scott lives...

Here is the latest posting with pictures from my latest flip: http://blog.wealth-steps.com/2012/02/where-to-start.htmlIt is MUCH easier for me to post pictures now.