The most recent was a lady who drove an expensive SUV but couldn't afford the low rent; well, gee, there's some money-management problems there.Look, I know the consensus is that in low-income land 'screening right' eliminates most tenant problems, but it still seems to me kind of a crapshoot, too, where sometimes you get lucky and sometimes not.

When I called the county, the lady who answered said "you should've done a security deed" and explained that, in case of non-payment, I can proceed with foreclosure.I already advertised the house for sale and have cash buyers, but need to get it back in my name in order to sell it.

One of the callers was a nice older lady who stated she wants to sell her rental property because she is tired of dealing with tenants and the turn over rate with her tenants.  

An elderly lady I know filed an eviction concerning a commercial bldg. she owns.

Thanks,Nancy Dito

(during the day is good)(ditch the naked lady lamp)7- take all of the tv's out.8- The kitchen is VERY heavy with wood.

One lady has a 3000sq/ft 4 br 3 bath she paid $415k for in 2007 with LISTED comps at $389k.

Account Closed  I completely disagree with you ... this lady wants to owner occ this property its by far one of the best ways to get doors.. and get better quality property than you could afford with the same downpayment  .3.5% of 270k is 10k ish... what else could she get for 10k down now your controlling a 270k property..

If I would have bought for less I could have done some of the cosmetic work myself and probably gotten 10k for it.I forgot to mention that a lady walking through the home one day showed me that on most MHs near the breaker box there is a sticker that shows the original construction date.

I recently had surgery and this lady went way above and beyond to get a property ready for me....WAY more.