Yes, Phil F. and I met a few weeks ago and Eagledale was one of the topics we discussed.IMHO - it would be hard to go wrong in this area!

I talked to the owner of a apt management company and asked them how they felt about evicting people . she basically said , feelings arent in my job description , my job is to run this complex , and make a profit ,  letting people live for free is not part of the job description. 

Yes, renting back is possession after closing, not a good idea, but you can do it, guide you.Your contract can stipulate the area leased, for example, possession of the home and that area within 100 feet of the dwelling or describe it as a legal description as the area to be used.

It would also allow tenants to quickly upload a picture and brief description whenever anything goes wrong.I'm looking forward to getting more involved in this community and learning and meeting as many of you as I can!

So I met a guy that was speaking at my local REIA about landlording.

Collateral assignment of note and mortgage with legal description to be recorded with county.Closing to take place through title co.Balance of loan, less down payment to be financed by seller carried note @ 4.0% for 36 months.Loan amortized over 30 years, payment due in full on or before month 36.

Description says 2 baths actually its a vanity and commode on each side of tub so I would call it 1.5 baths

I met a large multi-family investor in California earlier in the year on a flight.  

At some point a question was raised on condo converting these things, as based on the description, there seemed to be no reason why they couldn't be broken up.

I asked what the mortgage was, because the short sale means the bank will accept less that the mortgage owed.My agent said there's more to it than that--agent commissions, taxes, and other things, and I kept saying, "the description of a short sale is less than is owed on the mortgage."