Keri A;There will not be to many people that will choose to trash others within of field in fear of repercussions, and the same will go for me however I feel, as others do to provide you with the best information that we possess. regarding the 3 day seminar and the mastery program, I also attended the 3 day seminar and was also very interested in the what was being offered.

Buyer may, at his expense, have inspections made of said items by licensed persons dealing in the repair and maintenance thereof, and shall report in writing to Seller such items as found not in working condition prior to taking possession thereof, or six days prior to closing, whichever is first.

Buyer may, at his expense, have inspections made of said items by licensed persons dealing in the repair and maintenance thereof, and shall report in writing to Seller such items as found not in working condition prior to taking possession thereof, or six days prior to closing, whichever is first.

Once you have a writ of possession (my terminology may be wrong it might be a warrant of restitution) it should only be three  days or so to get a sheriff out.

In July 2021 Sheriff's sale is expected to occur where the GC would take possession of property that is currently vacant.Ask by the GC: Come in as lender to finance the Rehab.Current Price = $ 180,000.00, Rehab = $ 50,000.00,ARV =  $ 320,000.00 My initial thoughts are as follows:Go into a JV or partnership with the GC get 25 % equity into the deal, finance the Rehab as a lender from SOLO 401k.

Only seller can issue because it has to be done prior to close and you do not have possession of the property yet.

CompE degree working full time in possession of cash looking to retire much earlier than the rest of America.

I found that odd, since if there were deals made not listed on the lease- it would be good to know about them before taking possession.

Buy it, wait out the redemption period (if it hasn't expired already as there's a chance there might already be a lien against the property for back taxes, seasoned and ready to be foreclosed), and take legal action to get possession of the property.Here in NJ, tax liens are superior to 1st (and junior) mortgages.

But I cant show it or get pictures in its current condition, plus do I have the right to access the property to show it, or get pictures, or are they still in possession of it, requiring advanced notice?