@Kyle Bigger use a 3rd party note servicing company to ensure the underlying mortgage payments (if any), insurance, taxes, etc. are being paid.I have had good experience with Note Servicing Center - http://www.sellerloans.com/ they are nationwide.

Better yet, have the tenant rent one from the local rent-it-center and lower your rent enough to cover the payment.

Their choice, but I can certainly understand their hesitancy to let strangers roam around, and I know that either way I need to be really watchful to protect their belongings.

I checked it out on-line ;1475 days online.It's foreclosed, and according to county appraisers belongs to Chase.

I am in South Jersey, right outside Center City.

Kansas City was a big center for some of these fraud cases.

Not to mention the internet websites that sell fake ID.I have 14 years experience as the Accessibility Services Manager at a major medical center and 19 years experience as a residential landlord.

We pay to belong to a local board for those privileges.I've read on other threads about this agent does this or doesn't do that.

Are you looking at NPNs, performing note, re-performing, commercial (apartments, mobile home parks, strip malls, shopping centers, office buildings), residential (single family, multi-family, mobile homes, condos).

The property is totally inhabitable and no one is living there but the old tenant still has a bunch of belongings there.Here's our dilemma.