AFAIK and from what others have commented here, CA is a non judicial state so there is no right of redemption period post sale.

Buyer 1 buys one of John's property through a tax foreclosure sale, no notice is given to IRS of sale and it is in a non-judicial foreclosure state.

The district also allows attached residential, live/work units, and residential units over ground-floor non-residential uses.There is an RM-12 that would apply for smaller multi families.Both units do have seperate ingress/egress, but they share a backyard. 

LOTS of lookie-lous and showings are non-productive for both me and the applicant.Another benefit is the application shows their income and that's a  prequalifier to being accepted (no, this does not include CR/BG reports) as I require 2x the rent. 

Pay non-paying tenants cash for keys or whatever you can do to get them out, make sure it is priced right, and get any repairs done as quickly as possible.  

My mother handed me Rich Dad Poor Dad in 2000, when I was only 14, from then on I always new that the proverbial rat race wouldn't suit me well, and in many ways it transformed my financial acumen moving me from a non-investor to a passive investor at a very young age.

I am not aware of any federal requirements for accommodations for an animal for non-disabled persons.It should be noted that some states do specifically give protection for animals in training (and their trainer is not necessarily disabled).  

They have a new eReit that is open to non-accredited investors.

It clearly states in the lease and we had a verbal agreement I would make an acceptation this time. 

She promissed me verbally that if she can't refi she'll sell to me.