It does say in my leaseIF TENANT VIOLATES THE LEASE AGREEMENT, THE LANDLORD MAY SUE EACH TENANT IN COURT:1)TO COLLECT OVERDUE RENT, LATE CHARGES AND MONEY DAMAGES CAUSED BY TENANT’S VIOLATION OF THE AGREEMENTS IN THE LEASE.2)TO RECOVER POSSESSION OF THE LEASED PREMISES (EVICTION).3)TO COLLECT FOR UNPAID RENT UNTIL THE END OF THE LEASE OR UNTIL ANOTHER PERSON TAKES POSSESSION OF THE LEASED PREMISES AS A NEW TENANT.

The property has had some work done on the interiors, though strangely, it’s mostly been larger “improvement” jobs while simple maintenance is lacking… So far we have re-roofed the building, gutted the overgrown landscaping and fenced both back yards, put up security lighting, fixed some plumbing and electrical issues and collected rent.

Seems to work for them as they say they collect 1 1/2 mos. security deposit up front and in most cases like this they never give the deposit back.

Work info and SS is most inportant if you need to chase them down and collect.

He'll be handling all the tenants, collecting the rents, and paying the mortgage, and I'll be getting a portion of the income.

Ground rent is limited to collecting three years back ground rent.

The goal is to buy as many owner-financed duplexes/tris/quads over the next 5-7 years to essentially pay very little for our own living expenses, all the while collecting cash flow and having others pay down the properties.

The RE Commission can fine the broker and they could collect from contracts pending in due process.

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FCI does not take on the reps and warrants of a Seller or a Buyer in a trade that I know of, they merely collect a fee for using their website.It seems logical that some Sellers will always ask for more than the market will bare regardless of whether the asset is found on FCI or some other location.