If they're going commercial it could have a negative impact on any residential properties.

I only just discovered Subject To transactions on one of the podcasts the other day and it seems like a great way to amass a few properties in my area to manage as rentals.

It's great to see you turned a negative like that into a positive.

@Samuel George I wouldn't take that property if they gave it to me [it would still be a negative cash flow]!

Now this is an issue for me because up until last year I did all my work under the table, don't tell Uncle Sam, so I only have 1 year of W-2 and tax returns.

I must admit I thought it would go quick but it has not and I only have 5 days left to close on it.

But, there's no deal on here, based on rental income, it's negative cash flow with only minimal repairs, and the occasional vacancy, let alone major repairs/damage.

I only wonder if they would have a problem selling it to me as they view it as a "problem" property.

Then I signed up for e-file, I had to take a free course to be eligible for it, but now I only go to the court for the actual hearing - all else (complaint, request for writ of possession, wage garnishment request) is filed online.

The  HOA management company sent all the owners notice a 30 day notice of termination. )I only own my unit and serve on board.