I just realized that even though I've been here 6 months, I still haven't properly I introduced myself. my name is david miller. i'm an editor and media producer living in Asheville North Carolina with my family. a month ago, I closed my first deal--a fixer-upper that was dead center in my target area. it was also off market, and I was able to get with owner financing. asheville is a very hot market, and I absolutely put to use everything I've learned here over the past six months. it took me four months to find and close that deal.anyway, i'm so stoked to have found this community, and massively appreciate everyone is taking time to help a total newbie. in the time since this deal I 've gotten a great remodel project underway (following Brandon's eponymous BRRR strategy) and continue to look for new deals--the latest an asheville note i've bird dogged and am trying to find an investor for it (message me if you're interested). thanks again for being so helpful everyone, and please feel free to connect with me. david

Does anyone have any ideas/suggestions about how we can go about reaching the proper individual to entertain a CA$H offer for the property AS IS but PRIOR to it going on the market?? 

Originally posted by @Carolina E.

Tell your renters to pay by E-transfer, that is what all of my 6 guests do. 

Get your own attorney, without proper representation a lot can go wrong.

Holt Thanks for your e-mail.The version of SB 695 that passed the Senate exempts unpaid bills owed by tenants.Sincerely,David

You will generally not be given an account to pull credit without an office and often times proper protections in place to ensure that data is kept secure.  

@Stanley E.

Or you could go totally broke if you make to many mistakes, so please use caution and do your research properly.

(E) "Legal description" means a description of the property by metes and bounds or lot numbers of a recorded plat including a description of any portion of the property subject to an easement or reservation, if any.