BienesNot a lawyer, but in most cases, when you rent to multiple parties it is treated as if they are one, each responsible for the full amount of the rent each month.

As a potential buyer, I've been dealing with a wholesaler in my area and I'm not sure if the conditions they've set for the buyer are typical.If you don't mind sharing:1) How much of a deposit do you ask for from the buyer?

What does your HOA lawyer say about this?

Art supplies are expensive at the end of the day we need to have enough to buy them so living conditions budgets in last.

You can postpone reporting crop insurance proceeds as income until the year following the year the damage occurred if you meet all the following conditions.

Once you understand it, you will be better educated to perform the strategy.How to make offers for your buy and hold - For quick calculations, if the rent value is $1000 monthly, you can afford to pay $50,000 (2%) for that rental (including acquisition and any needed upfront repairs to get it to renting condition initially).

I have used a bump gun and picks both with great success, just got into a vacant property last weekend, with owners permission in writing, to check out the condition.

They know unlike other creditors we know where they live and will be relentless in getting payment.What will happen is you will condition them to pay on time or they will leave and be a deadbeat slow to no pay tenant somewhere else.Either way you will come out the better for it in the end.No legal advice

What I meant with REO brokers is they are not going to sit and secure a crap property over and over with the low commission they are making in a high crime rate area.They get paid a set commission regardless of the price.So whether it stays secure is not a real concern to them.If they sell a 10k house but make 10% which is 1k the condition doesn't matter to most of them.If a 200k house gets trashed where you make 6k on 3% commission or 3k on where the house gets trashed and sells for 125k the broker would stand to lose a bunch of money in that case on the sale.You could argue the broker stands to lose money by losing other listings from the bank in more sales but I don't know many brokers that do more than drop a sign with these types of properties.

The owner of the upstairs and his lawyer are preventing me from doing so.