Generally speaking, you may want to be careful about accepting legal forms prepared by other people who are not attorneys in your state.

The keypad for the timer and clock is out on the oven, a few hundred bucks to repair so it will stay broken.SS looks great and I would put it in a high rent unit but be prepared for expensive repairs if they are indeed high end appliances.

If you do it without proper preparation you will likely get hurt financially.

If they are TAW then you can do that with proper notice, but if you don't lower the rent be prepared that they might get pissed and leave (I am assuming these units pay a premium over the ones that pay their own heat).If they are on leases you will pretty have to suck it up until they are up for renewal.

great thread ..lots of information. this will surely help preparing before you talk with an an attorney whether you want to form an LLC or not.

It has still not been repaired as the owner was not prepared to pay the $100 excess.

The attorney will move forward once the agent turns over emails and docs.Right now there seems to be a settlement offer on the table from this buyer.Now I have in my possession a settlement offer prepared by the listing agent and submitted to the buyer.HOW DEEP DOES THIS RABBIT HOLE GET???

The learning curve that I need to get a firmer grasp on is the demo, and lot preparation.

And you come prepared to bid the full amount that the first is seeking, PLUS what your winning bid on the second was (i.e. your bid at the previous trustee sale).

Don't call the tax preparer, don't call Section 8.