I'm constant contact with the tenant via text and the tenant has an excuse everyday for the past week. everyday I'm told wait until tomorrow morning, in the morning I'm told I will bring it at night etc.Today I filed a complaint in court but it will take 3-4 weeks for a hearing.My question here is:Can I still evict the tenant or end the lease since almost each month the rent is late?

I'm a real estate investor in NYC.I am currently looking at real estate outside of my home state with my eyes set on acquiring properties in NYC, Northern NJ, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Maryland, Georgia, Virginia, N & S Carolina & Florida.I am pretty seasoned when it comes to knowledge of R.E. investment strategies, credit repair, building business credit & marketing but I find there is always something new to learn everyday from these forums.Thanks BPGeoffrey Jones

Perhaps if I could prove to myself that I can do this and that it is possible for an everyday schlub like me to do this, then I could ask him to be an Investor on my next deal.

I have a full time job but help friends and referrals on a part time basis buy/sell homes.I've started meeting several investors recently and am interested in finding them properties.

I don't know any examples of an HOA allowing rentals on a case by case basis.

Plus the Portsmouth Tunnel has just opened up a new toll so if you own property in Portsmouth and work to Norfolk you will have to pay for the toll every day.

I would not try to involve an agent on a %-age basis as that is explicitly against what the seller wants and they may not even deal with you if you do.

We are trying to learn as much as we can every day, so please any help would be greatly appreciated.

Due to religious reasons I cannot take or pay interest in any form; therefore all real estate investing I do needs to be on an all cash basis.

You'll always be looked at as to credit on an individual basis as the owner of an LLC.See you bank or a mortgage broker.