At this point I need to make a statement I believe, that I will not tolerate late rent right?

To say one is "better" than another is a false statement.

Nick-With the statement you have there, doesn't that imply you are going to buy the property for whatever the bank says?

I'm with you on this one.I would have to disagree with this statement and here is why:In a savings account today, you are lucky if you get 1% and even if you got 4%, you would be losing money as inflation is well over that.

Originally posted by Financexaminer:Proof of funds is usually the problem after the bank has the winning bid and they take the property to be sold.This is a little off topic, but your statement above triggered a question I had.

I thought you implied that you were trying to make a social statement and take action against violence (in your words, "to really hope that the violence ends").

He said, "well, your're going to need to show a bank statement from the investor, proving that the money is in the bank".

Unfillable units are worthless.Seriously, Sammy, ignore any statements the owner makes about "you could raise rents".

If you remove your blinders for a minute you may actually find out that they are legit and are trying to do things the right way.Your statement above is flat-out wrong too.

LOL this statement is actually comical.