Well sure enough I just got a phone call today by one of them saying they want to be removed off of the lease.

They need to be removed carefully, cleaned up, reinstalled, caulked/touched-up, and painted.

And only the sherriff's office can do the actual eviction.Wouldn't it be great if I could get a court decree giving me the rights to the premises and then be able to pay the local police dept $300 to have the tenant removed the next week?

I am very new to REI and even newer to bigger pockets, but I am curious of people's views.I have a neck tattoo that I not so intelligently got at a younger age, and while I do plan to get it removed I am curious of people's opinions on tattoos, obviously the ones visible in the workplace.

Though the current market has something to do with removing some sellers as "motivated" due to the fact that many sellers can get full market value, in my opinion, your method of going after FSBOS in this market is not the best road to true "motivated sellers.A motivated seller is often due to a life changing experience, an out of state or tired landlord, etc.

If I were paying the water bill, I would remove every hose bib and also the washing machine supply lines.

The demand is already there, but the three hurdles above need to be removed.

When I think about my offer, I remove the seller from the equation and only look at the numbers.

You’ve already tied one hand behind your back by removing 45 (daytime?)

I just spent $125K on a renovation -- removing the $15K in structural and foundation work, that's $110K just in cosmetic and mechanical upgrades.Every house, every rehabber and every location will be different.