I suspect they will cool it for a day or two and then be right back at it.I would have given them a written notice that the brother was not on the rental agreement and he would have to move out within 72 hours, or I would file an eviction on them.If your rental agreement doesn't clearly state that no additional persons can move in without written permission, and clearly have a limit on how long guests can stay, then get your rental agreement changed.Also be sure it says no pet-sitting, while you are at it.I might not evict, but they'd get their 30 day notice if he didn't move out.

Sure, its the June 19, 2008 Realty Times, "Holding Property in an LLC Just Got Tougher" by Diane Kennedy"Freddie Mac, one of the two largest underwriters of conforming loans on the secondary market, have changed their internal rules to state that they will no longer refinance a property that has been inside of a Limited Liability Company (LLC) for any time within the past 6 months."

Try to limit the # of contingencies in the offer.Cash offer with quick closing may help, and a hefty earnest check (maybe 10-15% of the amount) will show that you are serious.Full disclosure Ingrid: I have yet to close my first REO deal (not for lack of trying) so my words are for encouragement more than expertise!

Should I invest my limited funds into a 'skip trace'?

Originally posted by "ARaymer": We have never ever received a bill for any of the previous years (except for last years fee of $60)Generally when a debt is that old (if it isn’t a scam) whatever statute of limitations has passed.

Next one is next weekend: July 19...call me to sign up...limited to 4 people.Look forward to networking w/y'all.!

I'm considering buying a multi-family property with approximately 100 doors. The NOI, based on the forecast provided by the on-site management (extrapolated from previous years), is $220K, though this is after $60K in...

COUNTRYWIDE In my geographic area is doing a program STILL that is not setting ownership limits.

A tremendous amount of responsibility, and liability, come with being a licensee.

probably create llc or corp to buy property to limit liabilities to your business and for tax considerations.