Keep on reading everything on here and stay in touch.Todd

There are many services they might be able to use to stay in thier home.Ge'me, ge'me'ge'me ge'me!

We just recently purchased another investment property but this one came with a little twist. usually when we've purchased, the unit has been empty and we have been able to screen the tenants and decide who to rent to. in this case, the seller wanted to rent the house back for a week while they move out.Our concern is this, though we have been paid for the 7 days and in the contract it allows for a longer stay at so much per day, what would be our recourse should the seller decide to stay longer and not pay or not take care of the property?

I don't imagine it will stay that way forever...

With the dogs I'd just let her stay where she is as long as she's paying the rent on time and if she leaves then she leaves.

As of now I'd like to stay away from Guru's but am open to any courses, classes or books that deal with short sales, I'm considering taking a pre-license real estate course in Colorado mainly for educational purposes vs. becoming an actual real estate agent (any thoughts on this idea??).

Manuel,Stay the course!

You can't assume in your formula that home prices and interest rate environment will stay the same.

I found this site a few days ago and can't stay away!

Try to stay away from companies who manage competition or actually own the competition.