Absolutely not, they would say sorry and maybe send you a card but you would still be obligated to hold up your end of the contract.What do you do when they can't pay at all?

Though you didn't record the note to secure the property with a mortgage, you can still make it difficult for him to operate and potentially raise more money when new investors check him out and see his history.Don't take it lying down (so to speak). hopefully more people will chime in.

This from the article:The city is looking at ordinance codes and plans to raise the standards for rental properties.

My original plan was to send letters to each of these people using yellow letters, but when I  went to purchase the post cards it seemed like I had to input the property information manually.

I would never agree to a low ball offer with a chance of raising the price. 

I have no credit card debt, just student loans which are paid just like they should be.   

I won because I didn't tie up too much money fixing the property and raising my price point too high.  

i discovered about Biggerpocket though a book that i innitially bought on audible.com "The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down" by Brandon Turner. i wich i had know about Biggerpockets sooner. i would have probably been closer to my goal by now. as a starte, i am looking to whosale first in order to raise capital for flipps & buy & hold properties.

For example, we are currently raising seven figures for a lucrative project we have coming up, but my partners and I also have 6 figures of our own money invested. 2.

Raise the rent . and let them on a month to month and find new tenants , Once a new tenant is found , give them 30 days .