No, I used the Intuit Payment Network, up until a few months ago when they discontinued the service and forced you to subscribe to their Quickbooks program to be able to continue receiving payments from tenants.I'm currently using the Chase QuickPay service which is free and works fine for what I need which is just to receive the monthly rent payments.

This happened to us and forced us into a major renovation.  

Maybe you can take it to the DA and there might be some criminal aspect that would force these folks ( sellers to pay you over time.) 

I'm at a point where I can make the decision to jump in full force into wholesaling and into other type of deals.I'm curious.

Nevermind their national shortsale success rates are around one-third which means they will be forcing taxpayers to flip the bill for billions of dollars of assistance to the banks.

It seams like someone willing to squat and force you to do an eviction would do the same whether on a long term lease or a month to month.Do you still have to do the eviction process to get a constable to remove them from the premises?

Investors search for investment opportunities where they can use their expertise and knowledge to force value creation through hands-on activities.

To me it looked like the Air Force was no longer an active member of the community.

So I have three left to go before I'm forced into using commercial loans.  

There is a bill going to vote shortly that I urge everyone to oppose.Anyone interested in real estate should oppose AB1506I wrote a letter, feel free to use, copy or amend:Hi, I oppose AB 1506.As a rental property owner in LA, I am a small business owner trying to make a difference to my tenants and to my community.Please do not put me out of business and force me to sell my property.Repealing the Costa-Hawkins will not "cure" the housing crisis and will add further burden to small business owners like myself who are the lifeblood of Los Angeles.