What would be the grounds for an eviction on the day you serve the termination notice?

Also, check out Brandon Turner's "Investing in American Real Estate While Serving in the US Military."

My accountant also pointed out that if I formed another entity I would incur the additional annual expense for preparing a return for an entity that served no real purpose.As always, if you have any doubt seek your counsel's opinion.Ben

If you're buy agent has served you well, I'd stay with her and try to network with active listing agents handling the type of properties you pursue.

Not just building some IRA information but to help you personallyEither you will learn how to serve your clients better as you see what they deal with and their mindsets, or for you to learn how to invest yourself.

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I believe tenants will give any landlord an A if they get what they want at all times, pay the rent when it's convenient for them, and never get served with a Pay or Quit/Eviction notice.I'm evicting a tenant now for nonpayment, and while she may have given me an A months ago for being very prompt with repairs, she is now accusing me of trying to steal her deposit for not paying the rent....so I guess that gets me an F ;)

When you file a foreclosure complaint in Florida, you will have to serve the parties through process or public notice.

@Kerry Smith Thank you for serving.

I serve in the Armed Forces and expect to be moved around the country.