And do collections on all the judgments you end up having to pursue.And to answer your question, the owner(s) of property have the right to take out a HELOC or refinance whenever he wants to.

I'm mainly looking for someone to collect rent and be available in case of an urgent situation (like if a pipe bursts, heat goes out, etc.).

I enjoy buying houses, taking care of them, and collecting rent checks.

I had no friends, no family, no job, no college degree, a FICO of 540, 13 collections on my credit report, a box of clothes, and just 5K in the bank.

Collecting rents with ACH and credit card 4.

People that want to collect dogs aren't going to bother renting if they have to spend the money to license all the dogs they want to keep.

He collects the rent, does the deposits into my account, moves people in and out, cleans the halls, collects the laundry funds, deals with complaints, problems, or whatever arises.

I saw someone locate a collection of gasoline glasses from the 50's (used to get them by buying gas) in the kitchen.

I'm wanting to collect $5000 up front from a lessee, and price the rent slightly above what they are paying for the mortgage, and I believe the rent market will handle that price based on apartments renting close to that amount.

I got home , checked the citys GIS map online and found out 1 is owned by a place called MLQ Investments LP, out of deleware. the only info I could find on them was a bunch of lawsuits against them for unfair collection practices.