By having the bill come to me, I know as soon as it can be known that water was overused and I have control of the payments and prevented liens from non-payment.A midway approach I have seen attempted (mostly with great pain) is to have the bills come to you, but make the tenant responsible as per the lease.

Even if you do buy from one of these outfits, at least get the opinion of an expert in the local area.

The leads are going to outpace foreclsures by A LOT over the next decade so I'd say it's a pretty good time to become an expert at this right now.

LTV loan product (non-owner occupied), no PPP, max. 30-day close.Can anyone help?

The serious, long term implications should be obvious: If you are a newbie and have little or no experience with the standard purchase agreement (not to mention any non-standard agreements), are you really in a position to bluff your way through?

I want start in multi -- affordable, in particular -- become an expert and move on to the next asset class, with development as my ultimate goal.

Unfortunately, I am not a tax expert and can't have an intelligent discussion with you about my tax situation.

I was just trading board messages with another member regarding how difficult it's been to find a residential/non commercial cash recapture loan, at normal interest rates, without waiting 6-12 months.

I have been in the corporate world now as a software tools expert and computer programmer for several years without a degree and I can tell you now that I have a degree, that my BSB/M means nothing .

I've tried to google him with no luck for REAL non marketing/sales websites on him.