(This gives you equitable interest and the end-buyer cannot go around you).12.

We never mentioned about it and never was part of lease agreement.2) tenant never paid on time3) Every month i had some sort of repair cost4) Within 6 months replaced the Dishwasher and microwave5) tenant broke the lease without paying rent for 2 months and left the house in awful conditionI had to pay all the expenses out of my pocket.My husband, it was previous tenants who were bad we should give 1 more chance to property managers:Now renters are in the house:1) I already received an expense of 190, they have not even stayed in this house for 1 month.when you Property managers why all these repair charges, the start telling you all legal terms that the expense is less than $350, they can do it without asking us. they are telling they are not using cheap material from walmart. also mentioned I was living in a house half things were not working and they had to fix it. they are harassing us.they are total crooks, I can prove these $190 expenses I am paying should come out of tenant expense.I want to do legal case against them, please let me know how to proceed as I am tired of them.

Oh,and we figured out that this would be going on the assumption that there would be NO renters [though we do want renters] And if by chance he could not qualify for a loan at that point, there are some family members who could help [ my fingers are crossed that at least Bobby or I are still around, maybe even both.

I'm sure some have legitimate cases against their landlord, but I don't want to take a chance on them.

If you think there is a good chance the market stays strong and the place will increase in value (and maybe force some appreciation by getting a dated one and modernizing it while you are living there) you can sell, get a quick profit, and since it was your primary any gain is tax free.

Since you do not own or retain equitable interest or legal representation, you can not advertise the property for sale.

There is a good chance this is a burnt out landlord, but I won't know until we get a little more info from the sellers agent.Either way I think I have 3 viable financing strategies available aside from raising private money or partners.1.)

Giving public notice does not convey any ownership interest, it only shows you have an equitable interest in the property.3.

ASSIGNEE acknowledges receipt of legible copies of the original Contract for Sale and Purchase in its entirety including all Addendum(s) associated with this transaction.Now in my Original contract I have an inspection contingency, which will also get passed to the cash buyer when I Assign the contract, so there is all the chance for this deal to fail if the my buyer comes up saying there is more in repairs, or the inspection failed at which time he will bargain with the Seller and the seeler may not agree to the new term, the deal will fail.The contingency clause in the Purchase agreement is as follows:11.

They won't be able to sell the loan to Fannie or Freddie, but could keep it in house for it's duration.Again, the chances of this occuring are seriously low.