Had the other tenant of 17 years stop paying rent once i told him he cant use the property as a laundry mat that was 3 months rent i missed out on, plus an attorney retainer for the eviction.

I was in Medicine Hat with my son back in August - stopped long enough for lunch and to see if a relative was home.As an alternative to a straight sale, another approach which can be an effective way to turn a poor rental into a better cash flow, while retaining the objective to sell, is to turn it into a rent-to-own.  

Im guessing properties in downtown Boston, Honolulu or Seattle have a higher chance of retaining value than in smaller areas.

Common fees will include a set-up fee, leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

Go to Superior court file a unlawful retainer.

Maryland and Virginia) I've heard people say the borrower still owns the home, but the lender retains title, and I believe they can demand full payment for the rest of the home at anytime though they usually don't.

In reality what happens is the caseworker informs the tenant that they are going to lose their subsidy - and if they want to retain it, they need to leave.

I am looking to be a sponge and simply soak up as much knowledge as I can possibly retain and to network and build relationships like there is no tomorrow.

If covered one of three things would probably happen, 1. the insurer will retain an attorney who successfully defends your title and the restriction is found to be unenforceable, 2. the insurer decides to pay the loss recoverable under the policy and pays you, 3. the insurer retains an attorney who is unsuccessful in defending your title and then pays you the loss recoverable.Please also keep in mind that your policy probably provides the loss recoverable under the policy is the difference in value between the property as insured and the value with the unexcepted encumbrance. 

Common fees will include a set-up fee, leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.