Here, a writ of possession is the order/process a bank goes thru to get possession (get occupants out) for a property they got back at foreclosure, from the court.  

Pretty simply response to that - don't invest in units that are under rent control or rent stabilization programs.I've had a ton of success investing in MFH (3 and 4 family buildings) in very specific New York City neighborhoods - Bed Stuy, Bushwick, and Ridgewood in my case.Investing in NYC is not really any different than in any other part of the country with the following exceptions:-Cost of entry is very high. 

I'll also add some additional commentary.In the metropolitan markets across the country we're seeing young educated professionals wanting to live near the area in which they also work.

I am Seattle-based investor/broker looking to connect with other BP members from across the country (and locally) who are like-minded real estate brokers.  

All cash deal and my question is if we have the paperwork that proves the home was left to our seller will title accept this and push the deal through without her name on the deed or do we need to do probate court, lawyers etc to get the deed into our sellers name???? 

We take a look at some of the reactions towards the last week’s controversial Supreme Court ruling on Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs v.

Going out to the country to spend time with family where we pop off our own fireworks!  

Want to incorporate court house buying into my scheme of things.

After I dropped him off at college, I went for a massive rehab project across the country, relocating for a couple of years (at least).  

The way this country is going your going to need to be rich to be comfortable.