A 'foreclosure' involves the legal proceedings based on the deed of trust power of sale. 

Your new tenant will be himself LANDLORD, and you will not be involved and/or concerned with fixing ANYTHING when you do it RENT-TO-OWN.If you want to know more about rent-to-own, ask about it, and so many people here will explain more to you on how it works, and it is the best thing for absentee landlords like you.Good luck.Sincerely,Larry  

I've been involved in RE for the past 7 years.

Sometimes that involves omitting features in favour of a more succinct experience - one that is more appropriate on a mobile device - but those features will probably be there on the "shrunk-down" mobile web site, should users need them.There are pros and cons of both native apps and mobile web sites, some of which you've correctly identified in your post.

You need to find out what fees are involved in the transfer as some developments charge high transfer fees.

Hello all,I have been involved in real estate half heartedly for over ten years and i'm finally ready to make Real Estate my life.  

I'd continue to listen to the podcasts and stay involved in the forums too. 

If they are managing your online listings (whether AirBNB or VRBO or whatever) and having any involvement in collecting funds or acting as the property manager, they have crossed that line.  

Not to diminish their importance but aside from the legalities, ethics and complexities involved, if you have actually done subject to's, what are the overwhelming determining factors that would make a property a candidate for a subject to?  

Looking forward to being more involved down the road and hopefully work with you on some deals down the road!