The Manager in turn has the exclusive ability to place tenants in the property while the Owner/Landlord receives guaranteed income regardless of vacancy.It sounds like your idea was similar, but instead of a Rental Management Company buying the rights, it would be a corporation or university. 

Maybe they'll be more motivated to talk to you after they receive the Pay or Quit notice.Good luck.

I have been actively acquiring Notes for passive cash flow since that time.I like the the passive nature, the safety and the cash flow that I receive from Performing Mortgage Notes.I upgraded to BP Pro & upgraded my profile.

The owner of the Agency said after I finish the course and receive the certificate, they would offer me leads to immediately start working in the business.

Any cash flow you received in the middle should be considered icing on the cake.

If the tenant does not pay rent after receiving the demand for rent, then the landlord can proceed with the eviction (see Mo.

Not knowing how the other locations were performing they could have filed BK and we would have received long drawn out payments or possibly nothing at all.What I like about strip centers is the low per sq ft rents if you buy right.

In giving a right of first refusal, the owner of real property promises that if he decides to sell, the holder of the right will receive the opportunity to match the actual offer that has been made to the owner by a third party or, alternatively, the owner must first offer it to the holder at a fair market value before he places it for sale.

I don't know if these third parties pay auction.com a fee to publicize them, or they just do it to drive extra traffic to their website, even though they aren't involved in the auction process.4) Some servicers such as Nationstar will require some short sale properties to be placed on auction.com after they receive a contract, for "price verification" purposes.  

Hello, I am a first time homebuyer looking to finance with either a 203k loan or standard FHA loan I have pretty decent credit but not enough cash down payment for conventional loan which is why I'm going the FHA route..my goal after I receive my preapproval is to buy a foreclosed fixer upper in the price range of 60k-80k(either duplex or single family) and use the 203k to add value i.e add rooms upgrade kitchen etc then after a year of primary residency (required for FHA loans) I plan to rent out the other half (if duplex style) and hopefully create some kind of positive  cash flow after expenses etc.