When a borrower quit claims the deed it does not wipe out his note - only paying it off does.The note is securitized by the mortgage / deed of trust so basically whoever he quit claimed it to just got a house with major title issues.If the borrower is not paying that loan the 1st note holder can continue to add penalties and late fees etc and any legal.

I own several rentals there myself and will continue to buy more there.

Learn about the difference between assets and liabilities - read all the Kyosaki books (start with Rich Dad, Poor Dad, continue with Cashflow Quadrant, and further with many that he has).3.

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Catch the ire of an angry busybody in this day and age, and you'll be a monster on social media before you've had your morning coffee.I hope this community continues to do good work, rehabbing and improving properties all over the world.

We will continue to scale up into larger commercial opportunities.

@Prakash BhattaIf it is your intention to get her out, then contact Section 8 and let them know that you think tenant has been stealing electricity and want section 8 to verify if electricity bill is paid in order to continue lease.If you want her to stay, then contact electric company and have them inspect the meter again.Simple.Terry

I would tell the prospective tenant that I will continue to take complete applications until it is rented.

It continues to cash flow with no major issues.

She continued to park in the spot when I asked her to park somewhere else and to get the stains cleaned.