If they maintain the files and make them available on line look up a property address.

I told him I would offer $110K, and that he should consider filing bankruptcy to let the courts sell.

The pit bull and tenant left soon after.Most of Joe's list is standard in my lease and others I've seen.

Filing fees are not much for a N/P, about the same as the LLCs, maybe less as the state encourages formation of N/Ps usually.Ask if the church has an attorney willing to participate in the formation, otherwise, you can find N/P filings and adapt them to your mission pretty easily as the C Corp. initial filing is not complicated and in fact has less considerations than an LLC, IMO.....so long as you keep in mind the unrelated party issues and three or more for the board.

For this reason it is very unlikely that anything short of filing for eviction will work.

Realtors should be calling you, not the other way around IMO.You might narrow your mailings, say to those vacant homes or divorce filings and follow up with a call if you can.

The standard fund structure is 2.0% Management Fee and 20.0% of the Net Profit goes to the General Partner/Managing Member.

No history of filing bankrupcy.there may be a few more but I those are most of them.good luck,Chris

I guess the manual makes sense with something like a boiler or other non-standard appliance.What about light bulbs for permanent fixtures, or porch lights.

The exception is if the house is sold at a foreclosure sale, or if the owner files a bankruptcy.