In the last 11 years I've done a lot of NOO loans many of them in trust, some in LLC's and Corps and still talk to a lot of my customers and none have told me they've received a notice.Also the borrowers are quit claiming so maybe that doesn't trigger the DOS with the servier or re-assessment with county assessor.

Do a quit claim of tenancy.Write a letter and have them sign it, we are packing our wigwam and moving on!

You'll have to do quite abit of reading to see what's right for you.

I invest quite a bit in Tarrant County and love the mid-cities.

I would also be concern that vacancies and maintenance issues would eat into your profit margin.

The months when there are big problems that involve 10+ hours of work and eats up 3 months of cash flow so you lost $1,000 over the PITI payment while working a lot it will seem to really suck!

We hadn't raised his rent in two years and it was low to begin with.The take away of this particular situation was that, although he didn't like his cost of living increase, he realized he was getting a better deal than he thought, and that we weren't QUITE AS MUCH the "greedy landlord".

Hi all,I've been watching this site for quite some time but only recently registered, so I can say I'm pretty new here.

I feel like condos are typically better for homeowners than landlords because the monthly condo fees always seem to be quite high....in many cases, high enough to kill any possible cash flow.

I do work full time don't plan to quit I work construction so I think I might have a leg up with reno.