Depending on your market, I'd suggest Absentee Owners with Equity, Seniors with Long-Time Ownership and Homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores.These are good seller leads who haven't yet put their homes on the market.

This makes it very difficult if not impossible to head down to the county court house to do my research on property.

Quit Claims is what courts use when auctioning the property.

Don't let naysayers that have no numbers and no information other than news sound bites scare you from pursuing things that make sense from a strictly financial point of view. 

Once she lost the court case she appealed and said the house was her primary residence (moved a family member in one of the houses put a mailbox with a lock on it).

He has court records indicating he has done this before and 2.

accommodate a buyer's request for detailed rental and financial history, when selling only a small segment of your overall portfolio?

Just like these folks post on BP  hey I don't know anything about NPN I would like to partner with someone.. they are relying on that someone to run the show.. let me tell you I had a 4 hour grilling over this with a state financial investigator who was one sharp attorney.. and with my attorney we argued back and forth up and down.. but it does not matter.. the remedy is to take it to law court for 100k and see who is right the regulator or my attorney..

I'm kind of freaking out, since I don't have time to 1, look for a different deal, or 2 hope that tenant in the unit I want to move in will go without a fight.The current property manager said the tenant has been a good tenant, and he thinks that he will leave without issue, but I'm not going to just hope that he's right, as court costs will be a lot, I will have no where to live, and the cash I'll have left over from this deal will be needed for repairs for this property to cashflow.Any suggestions??? 

Hi all,I discovered real estate investing around a year ago, as part of a larger journey learning about financial independence.